Cameron Won't Serve A 3Rd Term Apparently

mikey4444 | 18:23 Mon 23rd Mar 2015 | News

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-32022484

This is supposing he gets to serve a 2nd term of course.

Cover Up !

Gravy Train !

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Naval...I am on record here for saying that Boris will be the next Leader of the Tory Party. He will be firmly ensconced in his nice new Westminster seat soon, and all he has to do is wait.

mikey4444

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The rise of the SNP is hardly good news for the Tories either, is it AOG ?

ToraToraTora

It's much more serious for labour who will have around 40 less seats, couple that with the general belief that Ed is not PM material, and I can't see Labour being the largest party after the election. PS I have brought my Nigel F avatar out of retirement because of the disgusting treatment that the Anti British gave Mr Farage and his family at lunch the other day.

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Thanks TTT....I too agree that Farage should not have been treated like that. For one thing....its entirely unnecessary, as he and his Party are so easy to demolish in any adult debate.

But I still hope you avatar doesn't hang around for TOO long !

ToraToraTora

No more than 6 months, mikey!

anotheoldgit

mikey4444

/// The rise of the SNP is hardly good news for the Tories either, is it AOG ? ///

I fail to see that mikey, since Labour will finish up with just about the same Scottish seats, apart from the fact that unlike Milliband Cameron has not ruled out a coalition with the SNP.

*** On Curtice’s alternative projection, which takes into account the SNP’s disproportionate surge in Labour’s heartlands, the SNP would snatch 53 of Scotland’s 59 seats. ***

*** The three other parties would split the remaining six equally – with two seats apiece. The extraordinary implication is that Scottish Labour would be left with no more representation than the Scottish Tories, who have been semi-extinct at Westminster since 1997. ***

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/mar/23/labour-faces-electoral-rout-scotland-snp

mikey4444

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That long TTT ! Oh dear.

Even longer if Farage wins I suppose !