[Albion] The election up all-nighter

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WATFORD zero

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Also you will recall the last coalition.

When the Liberal voters discovered that they would not get all their policies into law, and indeed the Liberals had to concede some of their most beloved policies to their coalition partners, the liberal voters skweemed and skweemed 'betwayal' until they were sick, and the Liberals then sank without a trace.

Coalitions means nobody ever getting what they want.

FPTP means that some of us get most of what we thought we wanted some of the time.

That's because we can't do proper grown up coalition politics like the rest of the world seems to manage with our unorthodox FPTP system, we only do Red or Blue and each time we switch from one to the other, apparently everything is the previous incumbents fault :facepalm:

I wonder why we have those two lines that run down the middle of the house of commons, two sword lengths apart that no other democracy seem to need ? :wink:
 






Dick Head

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Sky reporting Labour have taken West Midlands mayor
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A1X

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This is absolutely awful. The woman’s lack of humility and gravitas is incredible. Basically, the Tories put up a female Timmy for Mayor

:wozza:


f*** me what a passive aggressive response that was, London certainly dodged a bullet there
 




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So they have rolled back the extra spending they had previously estimated they would spend.

I don't really know what that means. It sounds like they had planned to spend some money, then they decided to increase that, and not they have decided to reduce the amount of extra spending.

I guess in a world where the opposition is constantly trying to second guess how much money to spend on what, if they become the government, they are entitled to change their mind.

Radio 5 now has a phone in with people already queuing up to claim that British politics is broken.

Mmmmmm......broken? Like football, it is a funny old game.

Right time for the football league highlight :thumbsup:
 








Zeberdi

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f*** me what a passive aggressive response that was, London certainly dodged a bullet there
Right? I’m just surprised in her ‘concession’ speech, that she didn’t suggest the election was a ‘steal’


 




TomandJerry

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Labour’s Richard Parker beat Conservative Andy Street by 1,508 votes to become mayor of the West Midlands.
 












A1X

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In most jobs, someone this important getting something like this so catastrophically wrong would lead to serious questions being asked of them as an individual, be interesting to see if that happens here
 




chickens

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This is absolutely awful. The woman’s lack of humility and gravitas is incredible. Basically, the Tories put up a female Timmy for Mayor

:wozza:



I’m not sure she meant to, but I think she said that she would continue to stand up to women and motorists.

Let’s hope she doesn’t stand up to a non ULEZ compliant vehicle, the brakes tend to have started deteriorating on vehicles that old.
 






Eeyore

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It's a bit like us still wittering on about the lifting of the Oxford Benevolent Cup in 1985 as evidence of a huge knockout victory in our history.
 


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What a decent man Andy Street is. The last decent Conservative leaves the room.
Such a contrast to the London rat. The bloke who beat Andy Street was very classy too.
 


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