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Originally Posted by CynicalHermit
People who would usually vote Labour will not vote UKIP. Labour will win the next election with a landslide.
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I don't think it will be a landslide and I also feel Labour need to spell out more as to what they will reverse or amend as to the welfare policies of this Govt.
However, it does seem a near impossible task for the Conservatives to do anything now that will get them to the percentage and lead over Labour they need.
They have to be at least 6% ahead of Labour just to be in with a chance of winning an overall majority of the smallest of single figures.
They have been stuck in the lower 30s for ages now, in fact since the 2010 election.
Labour can be neck and neck with the Conservatives and still likely get an overall majority and therein lies the massive problem for David Cameron.
People are now turning against the bedroom charge and as more threats of evictions loom and evictions take place then this Govt has some very unsavoury headlines to hit them yet.
Add to that this new attack on part time workers and also all the other tax credit changes they have inflicted on the lowest earners with the fact that everyone,(although especially those on the real lowest incomes), will be far worse than off than they were in 2010 financially then I cannot see a bit of hope for the Conservatives in the 2015 election as to winning it.
I stand by my own opinion that Labour will win with an overall majority of at least 30,despite Ed Miliband as leader.
He isn't liked but neither Cameron or Clegg will be seen as trustworthy and that will hopefully and in my view see them sent packing.
The next election will not necessarily be a vote
'for' Labour but a very strong vote
'against' this arrogant coalition.