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Originally Posted by joeysteele
I agree, I think you have it spot on although I still hold the view too that a 30 overall majority in 2015 is not out of reach for Labour,'IF' they carry out a really good and strong campaign.
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I do agree also but it's a big if and I don't want to tempt fate
I've been impressed with Milliband's party conferences the last couple of years, he needs to translate the attitude he displayed there on a more mainstream scale so perhaps during the TV debates
If nothing else I hope there's an increased turnout
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Originally Posted by reece(:
how did UKIP do last GE?
and lol at the labour guy slaying that Lynne from the Democrats.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/election2010/results/
3.1% share of the vote which was +0.9% up on 2005
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Originally Posted by Kizzy
God jack I hope you're right  |
I suppose a lot of it also depends on how many candidates they get to stand nationally in constituencies which I hope isn't a lot, as long as they're denied seats I really don't care how 'popular' they are...it's once they get a few that they can start pushing their campaign into overdrive and it'd be a downward spiral going forward