There is no way he is going to do that. He will try to rely on them voting against any Tory attempt at government and for him by default - but there won't and can't be given his clear stance any pacts. It would do the Labour party too much damage going forwards.
Genuinely cannot believe how many people would be happy with Ed Milliband running the country. It's seriously worrying, and if he gets in then god help us all.
There is no way he is going to do that. He will try to rely on them voting against any Tory attempt at government and for him by default - but there won't and can't be given his clear stance any pacts. It would do the Labour party too much damage going forwards.
But if he doesn't rely on SNP support to push votes through, then we will have deadlock.
There is no way he is going to do that. He will try to rely on them voting against any Tory attempt at government and for him by default - but there won't and can't be given his clear stance any pacts. It would do the Labour party too much damage going forwards.
But if he doesn't rely on SNP support to push votes through, then we will have deadlock.
There is no way he is going to do that. He will try to rely on them voting against any Tory attempt at government and for him by default - but there won't and can't be given his clear stance any pacts. It would do the Labour party too much damage going forwards.
But if he doesn't rely on SNP support to push votes through, then we will have deadlock.
1) Tories back in power in some form 2) Another election ASAP (or both)
I dont want the Conservatives to form any kind of minority government. I would rather they walk away. Whoever tries to run as a minority will be scarred for a generation by the chaos that ensues.
There is no way he is going to do that. He will try to rely on them voting against any Tory attempt at government and for him by default - but there won't and can't be given his clear stance any pacts. It would do the Labour party too much damage going forwards.
But if he doesn't rely on SNP support to push votes through, then we will have deadlock.
1) Tories back in power in some form 2) Another election ASAP (or both)
I dont want the Conservatives to form any kind of minority government. I would rather they walk away. Whoever tries to run as a minority will be scarred for a generation by the chaos that ensues.
I think so Damo. I can't see him back tracking after that (famous last words).
Milliband said he won't compromise on any of his policies but that could mean he could still work with SNP 100% under his terms, he would refuse another in out referendum and wouldn't compromise trident so SNP would practically be redundant by their terms. Question is would sturgeon sacrifice most of her policies that don't tune with labours in order to get the Tories out?
Milliband will be for the UK, what Dowie was for Charlton, a disaster. In a couple of years time people will be wishing they had stuck with Cameron in the same way Charlton wished they had stuck with Curbs.
Milliband will be for the UK, what Dowie was for Charlton, a disaster. In a couple of years time people will be wishing they had stuck with Cameron in the same way Charlton wished they had stuck with Curbs.
I always think I know which way someone would vote by the way in which they spell the Leader of the Opposition's name.
Milliband will be for the UK, what Dowie was for Charlton, a disaster. In a couple of years time people will be wishing they had stuck with Cameron in the same way Charlton wished they had stuck with Curbs.
I always think I know which way someone would vote by the way in which they spell the Leader of the Opposition's name.
Milliband will be for the UK, what Dowie was for Charlton, a disaster. In a couple of years time people will be wishing they had stuck with Cameron in the same way Charlton wished they had stuck with Curbs.
People excluding the poor, disabled, unemployed and graduates presumably.
I am voting Labour, will have no impact in Orpington but hopefully will in the overall count.
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Lab + Green = 43%
Tory + UKIP = 43%
A vote for Labour, is a vote for a minority losers government with Sturgeon holding the strings on a vote by vote basis.
If Ed jumps in to bed with Jimmy Krankie, how many will then regret believing him that he would leave the SNP alone?
The country is heading down the pan.
I think he's firmly committed on this one.
1) Tories back in power in some form
2) Another election ASAP (or both)
I dont want the Conservatives to form any kind of minority government. I would rather they walk away. Whoever tries to run as a minority will be scarred for a generation by the chaos that ensues.
That'll be enough (along with keeping the Tories out) for Labour and SNP to be able to work together vote by vote.
Two - that is unstable and holds the rest of the UK at the mercy of Salmond and Sturgeon.
I am voting Labour, will have no impact in Orpington but hopefully will in the overall count.