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Coalition falls apart. General election called.
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Coalition falls apart. General election called.
Just saying like.
where there's chaos, there's cash !
I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong!
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No, that's not going to happen.
ConDems might as well bang on the door of New Labour towers and say "It's all yours matey" -
I agree, but it may end that there is no choice. Both leaders could face rebellion from their own ranks here.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostNo, that's not going to happen.
ConDems might as well bang on the door of New Labour towers and say "It's all yours matey"Just saying like.
where there's chaos, there's cash !
I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong!
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Nope, if an election were called early 2012 it would be a walkover for the Tories. If it looked like being anywhere a close call, the Sun could re-run their "Last one in Britain, Please turn the lights out" front page, this time with Ed featuring.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostNo, that's not going to happen.
ConDems might as well bang on the door of New Labour towers and say "It's all yours matey"Speaking gibberish on internet talkboards since last Michaelmas. Plus here on TwitterComment
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No way the Libdems are going to relinquish their tenuous grip on even the slenderist share of power.Originally posted by Arturo Bassick View PostCoalition falls apart. General election called.Comment
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WMMSOriginally posted by MrMark View PostNope, if an election were called early 2012 it would be a walkover for the Tories. If it looked like being anywhere a close call, the Sun could re-run their "Last one in Britain, Please turn the lights out" front page, this time with Ed featuring.
The majority of the proles see Cameron as not caving in, unlike his three predecessors and especially Brown over Lisbon.Comment
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