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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:09,
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Labour and Lib Dem put together still don't make for a majority.
So they'd better sort something out.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:11,
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So they'd better sort something out.
But that was working with the exit poll. I'm not even entirely sure who Ulster are.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:13,
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I'm no raving patriotic loony, but the Tories having a majority on the basis of the support of some barely-elected Norn Irelander makes absolutely no sense.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:14,
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Unionist or otherwise, to make up a majority with the Conservatives.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:18,
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I don't know. I might have imagined the whole thing.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:19,
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The Conservatives were scouting for potential aid in a minority government situation.. or just any allies so they wouldn't have to deal with the Lib Dems. Little did they expect a non sectarian party to win a seat.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:27,
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they couldn't possibly win 20 seats because there are only 18 seats.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:28,
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you could be on to something. call cameron and tell him you've solved it. with that kind of a scoop you could get on the board of directors for newscorp or something.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:39,
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They traditionally side with the Tories in votes but with the actual result it's not enough.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:19,
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If Clegg is Kingmaker, surely he'd just try to make it work with whoever suits his own agenda.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:11,
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Clegg said the first to "seek" to form a government, ie. he talks to the Tories first but then could just go to Labour to actually form a coalition.
As long as he has talks with them first he's kept his word says Nick.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:23,
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As long as he has talks with them first he's kept his word says Nick.
the party with the most seats gets the first go.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:12,
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letting the largest party try to form a government does make the most sense.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:13,
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Then they could say "Ha ha screw you Clegg".
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:20,
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with Brown back as Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Clegg as Home Secretary. That would be fun.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:21,
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That would be lully!
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:23,
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They're all green and set for adversarial discourse. Not working together.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:24,
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It'd be like moving Notre Dame to Miami and painting it blue. And then Quasimodo does a line or two.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:32,
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EVERYONE'S A WINNER!
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:28,
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who has to sit in the naughty corner and think about what he's done.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:30,
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is to disagree with absolutely everything the other person is saying. Sitting and discussing problems and coming up with the best solutions, no matter who suggested it? MADNESS!
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:32,
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It's a public school debating society thing.
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Fri 7 May 2010, 19:33,
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