To the people who did not vote Tory

[FREDFOX]

FRED SAYS THANKS

[funnygirl]

No problem!

[zita-green]

You're welcome, Fred. It was a no-brainer.

[FREDFOX]

Well done to Chelsea

[craft1948]

Is Fred really The Gordon Beastie?

[bobjugs12]

What about those of us who did?

[zita-green]

There weren't enough of you, Bob.

[zita-green]

Did Chelsea win something, then?

[bobjugs12]

Still more of us than voted labour, and still more of us than voted limp dem zita

[NoMercy]

There were more Tory voters than any others...

[karenmac60]

Not in Scotland...

[poodicat]

Thats ok

[bobjugs12]

Realistically there weren't enough of you fred.

Serious question:
More people voted for the Tories than for Lab or LD, the Tories won more seats than the other two.
So, regardless of affiliations, is it democratic and fair for Gordon Brown to still be in 10 Downing Street?

[bobjugs12]

Karen, is Scotland not part of the UK nowadays?

[craft1948]

I thought Ming had retired.....

[annie0000]

Hmmm - it's very interesting isn't it Karen, here we are in Scotland, we have voted decidedly against SNP and having a campaign for independence, but at the same time have resounding voted for a socialist state that is totally at odds with the rest of the UK - more or less stops at the border. What now?

[mike11111]

A simple analysis of results on a constituency by constituency basis will show that UKIP cost the Tories an overall majority. To paraphrase an earlier election slogan, "Vote UKIP, get Labour."

[bobjugs12]

Still, no one has answered the question. Is it fair and democratic?