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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostBang on about your oil and unicorns all you like, but the point you're missing is most English people couldn't give a stuff whether it's Yes or No, we just want all these vitriolic Jocksoff the tellyout of Parliament .
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Originally posted by Unix View PostNot me Im Scottish, I applaud him, but the English won't be too pleased.
HTH
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostSo you're suggesting he resign for supporting the principles of democracy?
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostWhy would Cameron resign?
The Scottish referendum is a matter for the Scottish people. He should be lauded for letting the Picts have their day out.
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Originally posted by VectraMan View PostSurely if Cameron goes it'll be Boris. Which will be good for entertainment if nothing else.
Teresa May would be more likely, now that Hague is out of the running and Osborne doesn't have the support.
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Surely if Cameron goes it'll be Boris. Which will be good for entertainment if nothing else.
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Why would Cameron resign?
The Scottish referendum is a matter for the Scottish people. He should be lauded for letting the Picts have their day out.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostIt's much more difficult for them than this. Clinton and Blair used a triangulation approach because they knew elections were won in the middle. A left-wing party can move to the middle and win votes from the right-wing party without losing too many of its left-wing supporters. Cameron understood this and did the same approach from the other side by adopting liberal social policies. But UKIP presents them with a bind. Move to the right and you lose in the middle. Move to the middle and you lose on the right. In the absence of a major party to the left of Labour, Labour can (but will it?) hoover up votes in the middle.
Of course, this is not the only factor (e.g. Miliband has an image problem), but it is a factor that favours Labour.
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