Labour are marching back

[Doggy Styles]

Tory vaccilating on policy, polls getting closer, Brown does the crying thing in an interview, "The Recovery"...

Brown could win most seats if he calls the election before the next quarter's growth figures are published in late April.

 

[GreenerGrass]

This is really depressing news, there are just too many morons, teachers and other public sector workers, etc. prepared to vote for them.
I don't think they will win but they could reach their goal of further screwing up the country and losing our AAA rating just by getting a hung parliament.

The Sun must try harder to tell white van man who to vote for.

 

[doodab]

here are just too many morons, teachers and other public sector workers, etc.

Didn't they used to be called civil servants?

 

[HairyArsedBloke]

I’ve decided that I want nuLieBore to remain in power.

That way they will take full blame when the merde hits the fan later in the year. The government will fall and the Labour movement will never be seen again.

The real bonus comes with the exit of Cameron as he resigns after the loss of the election. In the months after the Conservatives will have a chance to think and hopeful produce a candidate with real vision and policies to actual clean up the mess; something they lack at the moment.

 

[threaded]

I’ve decided that I want nuLieBore to remain in power.

That way they will take full blame when the merde hits the fan later in the year. The government will fall and the Labour movement will never be seen again.

There is something in what you say. But the history of 'socialist' parties is that when they start to lose power they lurch violently to the 'right'. And it is never pretty.

BNP+NewLie? Stranger things happen in politics.

 

[HairyArsedBloke]

BNP+NewLie? Stranger things happen in politics.

BNP = Old Labour + racism

That's why 'New' Labour are so fixated with them. That is where they are losing there votes to.

 

[RichardCranium]

The real bonus comes with the exit of Cameron as he resigns after the loss of the election.

Cameron. Cameron. That name rings a bell.

Is he that moving plastic face the Tories use as a mascot?

I wonder if, under that animatronic exterior, there is a CyberMan?

 

[OwlHoot]

I’ve decided that I want nuLieBore to remain in power.

That way they will take full blame when the merde hits the fan later in the year. The government will fall and the Labour movement will never be seen again.

The real bonus comes with the exit of Cameron as he resigns after the loss of the election. In the months after the Conservatives will have a chance to think and hopeful produce a candidate with real vision and policies to actual clean up the mess; something they lack at the moment.

God, I'm starting to think you're right.

(unless Cameron & co are doing a "hold your fire until you see the whites of their eyes" kind of waiting game, and aim to announce a volley of policies at the last moment)

 

[centurian]

That way they will take full blame when the merde hits the fan later in the year. The government will fall and the Labour movement will never be seen again.

There is that side to it - watching how Brown will explain the double dip, the ratings downgrade and then having to explain why he's going to make bigger cuts to the public sector than the tories had announced... although he'll probably just call it 'investment'.

 

[minestrone]

My bro used to be a campaign manager for one of the big parties ( not Labour ) and he thinks Labour are going to win.