Labour to win the next election

[swamp]

Also don't forget that the Tories have managed to give their core voters (i.e. affluent families) a bit of a kicking by the withdrawal of child benefit.

[AtW]

I'll vote for Monster Raving Loony Party - it's the only vote that makes sense.

[d000hg]

Clegg could be in subsequent governments without winning either of them.

[amcdonald]

Never underestimate the stupidity of the electorate, it's Labours core vote

[AtW]

Clegg could be in subsequent governments without winning either of them.

Now that's unlikely.

[xoggoth]

Our "Democracy" is a total joke. No chance that everyone's vote should count equally or that the public should ever have a say on anything.

[Robinho]

Our "Democracy" is a total joke. No chance that everyone's vote should count equally or that the public should ever have a say on anything.

Democracy is flawed anyway.

[d000hg]

Now that's unlikely.

What do you think will happen if the vote goes the other way but only a bit, so Labour have more seats than Tories but not enough?

[formant]

What do you think will happen if the vote goes the other way but only a bit, so Labour have more seats than Tories but not enough?

Yes, this.

Clegg wants to be part of the government at any cost. I mean ConDem was a more than unlikely coalition, but he made it happen so that it seemed like the most natural thing ever. Labour are a lot closer to his ideology, so I have no doubt he'd want a coalition with them, if that's what it took. And Labour would go for it.

[swamp]

Yes, this.

Clegg wants to be part of the government at any cost. I mean ConDem was a more than unlikely coalition, but he made it happen so that it seemed like the most natural thing ever. Labour are a lot closer to his ideology, so I have no doubt he'd want a coalition with them, if that's what it took. And Labour would go for it.

But after their 'betrayal', the Lib Dems will be decimated at the next general election. They won't have many MPs to offer Labour much help.