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Topic History of: Silliband OUT within a week ?
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Pattaya |
In The Know (as always) wrote:
In The Know (as always) wrote:
Pattaya wrote:
his party is still mainly in the lead in most opinion polls....
... you were saying .... ?
Ed Miliband slumps to lowest ever poll rating in Ipsos Mori poll, which puts Tories on 32% and Labour on 29%
www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/nov/12...int-lead-labour-poll
Silliband's 10th re-launch !
Don't you feel sorry for Labour MPs ?
We all know they have a ridiculous leader.
They know they have a ridiculous leader - BUT they have to go along with it (as there is no one better - which says an awful lot about the Labour Party).
They should have got rid of him years ago (and not let the loony Unions "buy" him the job).
Let's be honest - out of the six contenders for the job, NOT ONE of us thought it would be Red Ed, did we ?
We ALL thought he would be last (or next to last behind Loony Diane).
You forget ITK this poll reflects a time when Milliband has been seriously attacked by much of the press,tomorrow it may well be Cameron,who has also not done much...or Clegg,who has done much...much to reduce his party to single figures! 
Nobody can accurately predict how any of the parties will turn their percentage of the vote into seats,there are as I said elsewhere too many possible factors to accurately predict...If UKIP can muster 20%,then they'll have enough seats to hold the balance.If they get over 10% the election will go to the one who looses the least votes to them...
...and of course just imagine Red Ed carries on loosing support?...Then he does get dumped...or jumps....nice smiley Alan,or similar pops up...but just a short enough time to keep his 'nice and new' appeal...but not long enough to be shown up for the prisoner of PC PLC...he may well just raise the game enough to grab those middle English marginals he needs to form a government......
....life in politics,too many variables.... |
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In The Know (as always) |
In The Know (as always) wrote:
Pattaya wrote:
his party is still mainly in the lead in most opinion polls....
... you were saying .... ?
Ed Miliband slumps to lowest ever poll rating in Ipsos Mori poll, which puts Tories on 32% and Labour on 29%
www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/nov/12...int-lead-labour-poll
Silliband's 10th re-launch !
Don't you feel sorry for Labour MPs ?
We all know they have a ridiculous leader.
They know they have a ridiculous leader - BUT they have to go along with it (as there is no one better - which says an awful lot about the Labour Party).
They should have got rid of him years ago (and not let the loony Unions "buy" him the job).
Let's be honest - out of the six contenders for the job, NOT ONE of us thought it would be Red Ed, did we ?
We ALL thought he would be last (or next to last behind Loony Diane). |
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Pattaya |
In an open letter UKIP Leader Nigel Farage has today challenged Ed Miliband to a televised debate ahead of next year's general election.
www.ukip.org/come_and_have_a_go_ed
Nick was brave enough,it was the start of his downfall...Cameron is still playing chicken... |
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Pattaya |
SP17 wrote:
Ipsos Mori state - in the link - that the poll's timing 'had a significant effect on public opinion'.
And that the Conservative's 32% is - 'still a very low share of the vote for any party hoping for a majority'.
But, as all polls predict - and the bookies - another coalition is looming.
UKIP will win quite a few seats in the south east,The Libs will be lucky to get out of single figures,and The SNP will do very well north of the border.
Labour will loose many seats to the SNP,The Cons will loose lots south of the border to UKIP...with the current electoral system even a small swing in any direction can have a profound effect,and possibly not the one the voters intended...this is the most difficult election to call in my lifetime,just too many variables...5 as against 2/3 in all the other elections. |
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SP17 |
Ipsos Mori state - in the link - that the poll's timing 'had a significant effect on public opinion'.
And that the Conservative's 32% is - 'still a very low share of the vote for any party hoping for a majority'.
But, as all polls predict - and the bookies - another coalition is looming.
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