Will Labour be ousted at the next election?

[thatone1967]

Now I know that many of us hate labour, and they are a shambles of a party, and they are (in some cases) corrupt, and they hate the car, but....

Will they actually be ousted at the next election.. I really hope they are, but my worry is that many people are not confident that Cameron can do the job, and instead of voting conservative / labour they will vote Green / BNP etc and Labour will hold on.. any thoughts?

[HOGEPH]

Please, oh please.

[Horse_Apple]

No. Labour will replace GB and win the next election.

Why? Because the people of this country are lazy, spitefull, worthless little turds who will vote for the party which promises to solve all their problems by screwing the last remining workers within these shores.

[Tangent Police]

No, Clear win for Labour.

1. Labour need to make Winky the fall guy for every bit of bad news.
2. A few people will come out and look very good indeed, Blair style. Milliband...
3. Conservative sleeze. CMD's gay past, Bob spent £3m of taxpayers money on his daughters horses.
4. Conservative policy split. Probably Europe, I imagine something will cleverly draw lines through them. Not clearly enough to make a majority transition to UKIP.
5. New Labour leader comes out of the woodwork and makes everything better, he will be educated, not posh, down to earth, come across as genuine, it's Milliband!
6. Add BBC to the equation and there you go.....

I wondered why CMD were backing Milliband for the Euro #2 spot. They know the shizzle.


[/tin foil hat mode]

Edit, and whilst I am on full bore paranoid mode,

Mandy will go off to be Blair's #2 in the EU, despite whatever anti-Blair stuff you read about in the paper.

In my warped mind, 2 things may as well define the word inevitable.

1. Labour winning the election.
2. Blair being EU president.

Off to take my pills

Edited by Tangent Police on Monday 2nd November 12:33

[pkitchen]

thatone1967 said:

Now I know that many of us hate labour, and they are a shambles of a party, and they are (in some cases) corrupt, and they hate the car, but....

Will they actually be ousted at the next election.. I really hope they are, but my worry is that many people are not confident that Cameron can do the job, and instead of voting conservative / labour they will vote Green / BNP etc and Labour will hold on.. any thoughts?

Yes

[thatone1967]

HOGEPH said:

Please, oh please.

Sorry?

[anonymous-user]

Labour will be ousted but it is far from certain that the Tory's will win. CMD will have the largest number of seats but a hung parliament is still a distinct possibility.

[Don]

unrepentant said:

Labour will be ousted but it is far from certain that the Tory's will win. CMD will have the largest number of seats but a hung parliament is still a distinct possibility.

We must not become complacent. We have to be sure.

[elster]

Who cares about local politics, they will have no power.

Question is, who will be in charge of the United States of the European Union.

[grumbledoak]

Far from clear; Call Me Straight still has a lot of work to do. Rather cynically, I'd pray for a good result for the BNP; they will largely take Labour's core voters.

[HRG.]

elster said:

Who cares about local politics, they will have no power.

Question is, who will be in charge of the United States of the European Union.

No idea, we don't get to vote...

[AndrewW-G]

Do you really think the BNP are ready to achieve that sort result at a general election?

[Don]

AndrewW-G said:

Do you really think the BNP are ready to achieve that sort result at a general election?

Apparently in the Euro elections at which Nick Griffin was elected as an MEP they got more votes in the North than Labour did in the South.

Scary in some ways...

[Jasandjules]

Yes, they will be ousted.

I suspect they will get less votes than UKIP and the Lib Dems as well. At least I hope so.

[thedot]

nope, it'll be hung and we'll have a coalition with labour and the lib dems

[andy400]

Been out of the country for a while - have I missed something?

Has CMD been revealed as a former competitor in naked mano-a-mano Greco-Roman wrestling or something?

[andy400]

Don said:

AndrewW-G said:

Do you really think the BNP are ready to achieve that sort result at a general election?

Apparently in the Euro elections at which Nick Griffin was elected as an MEP they got more votes in the North than Labour did in the South.

Scary in some ways...

...Exciting in others.

Detestable as the BNP might be, they're playing a potentially very important part in the shake-up that the UK's political system badly needs.

[deeps]

To win the most seats, Conservatives are currently trading at odds 1.12 (1/8 = 89% chance of winning) having come in from odds 4.0 (3/1 = 25% chance of winning) as you can see on the graph. These odds reflect true public opinion, as they're made by joe public.

[HOGEPH]

thatone1967 said:

HOGEPH said:

Please, oh please.

Sorry?

Please, oh please let that collection of worthless dick snot be voted out at the next general election.

Is that clearer?

[andy400]

HOGEPH said:

worthless dick snot