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Cannot argue with that. Whatever party it is, whether I agree with them or not , everyone should have equal and fair representation.

Actually, you are quite right. Maybe I shouldn't have been too quick to dismiss it as sour grapes. Fair point.

While I don't think Labour supporters should dance a jig just yet, it is good to shake the confidence of the Tories and good to see Uslip a little closer to inevitable ruin. No money, no power, no hope and with a referendum just round the corner no agenda left.

I don't support labour.

Well, like everyone, some plans work out, some don't. We roll on. Adapt or perish and all that. Anyways, I'm off to Berlin later so I must away and clean the grime from my balls. A good weekend to you all.

Such as? That UKIP will be largely irrelevant once the GE was over? Yep. What other predictions and prophecy are you thinking of?

It was embarrassing. They were calling foul on everything. Should have see his face when Lucas got in. One of the best moments of the night.

Ah, sorry. You're a Ukippers, to you what he did probably seems reasonable. I wrote not a word of a lie for the normal folk on here.

I'm guessing UKIP? You just seem like that kind of ****.

I was counting at the 2010 election at the Brighton centre. You should have seen the UKIP candidate running around trying to scrape every last vote. Not a word of a lie he tried to convince the hall that somebody writing "**** OFF" across their paper was a vote for UKIP. Seems that spirit is...

Ha, a Tory through and through.

So, just for the record , you are asserting the election was fixed?

Not talking about him having a choice.

Bahahahhaha. Priceless. Bloody priceless (once I'd deciphered your terrible English).

I believe he said he wouldn't continue leadership if they won again. Besides that I meant I think there's a strong possibility he will render the Tories unelectable and be ousted from power by careerist party members long before the next GE

Now you sound like Farage. I'm no fan of labour, but a vote is a vote, implying postal votes are somehow inferior positively reeks of sour grapes.

Quite. I just used two examples, could be here all day listing why the public don't support them anymore.

A small but significant result and probably showing the first recorded decline for the Tories even though we know public opinion has waned massively due to a brace of weak U Turns, broken promises and now a war that he can't explain and nobody wants. In four more years they are going to...