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It makes me laugh that the biggest looser out of the three main parties has got all the say who governs the country
Yep but I think it'll be his undoing TBH. He's not going to be able to placate all his supporters and some will be left feeling very let down whichever way he goes.

Come the next election I think he'll be stuffed ..............PAH! Wont deal with Labour if they're in third place ......doesn't do to believe your own publicity - sometimes reality comes back and bites you on the bum.
Soozy Woo
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It makes me laugh that the biggest looser out of the three main parties has got all the say who governs the country
Well Marg, given how desperate the others are for power then it'll be interesting to see just how far they are prepared to compromise. Gotta say I find the whole thing absolutely fascinating
FM
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But the real knock out blow is that even Labour and Lib Dems together haven't got the magic 326 either.
They're a lot closer than the Tories though, and between them they have 52% of the vote. Interesting that that gives them, between them, only 10 seats more than the Tories with 36.1% of the vote....As I said, I find the whole thing q fascinating
FM
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Perhaps he should be the one making demands ("This is what we Lid/Dems want. Which of you will offer it?)
I have a feeling that would be exactly what was happening (behind the scenes) if Labour had enough seats to take a Lib Dem/Labour coalition over the 326.

Those pesky "others" are causing NC to be a bit more cautious.
Ducky
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I have a feeling that would be exactly what was happening (behind the scenes) if Labour had enough seats to take a Lib Dem/Labour coalition over the 326. Those pesky "others" are causing NC to be a bit more cautious.
I think that the difference will be that Labour are likely to offer a true coalition with cabinet seats, can't see the Tories offering that...but we'll see....
FM
I think there would be more than one MP in each constituency Joe..... if it's pure PR they are going for. That's one of the biggest arguments against it. Maybe that means a change in boundaries to make bigger constituencies to compensate for that?

I know very little about it tbh...and would be interested to know the details too.
Ducky
Update on BBC Election site, looks like negotiations  are ongoing.....  Gordon Brown was talking to the SNP leadership yesterday and they were trying to broker a deal.. I imagine that if the LibDems then broker a deal with Labour, that will give them a working majority.

PR is looking more and more likely at the next election I think.  This is all fascinating, but it needs to be sorted out very soon. 

1705: The unclear aftermath of the general election is set to continue into a third day, with the Liberal Democrat and Conservative negotiation teams due to meet at 1100 BST on Sunday.
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Have I got confused and come into to work on a Saturday again? .. I thought it was quiet..  'cept for Bernard over there in his cubicle.. you know I don't think I have seen him leave his desk for days. Dedicated! .. Could do with a change of aftershave though.. bugger!! No sandwich van if it is a Saturday. where will I get me zero meat content Sausage Roll now?

Z.
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