But 291 isn't the final result. The Tories are expected to gain some more aren't they? I think the current consensus seems to be that seats of 302-306 is expected for the Tories. Whether this happens remains to be seen.industrian said:302 is more than 291. It's not an absolute majority, but it's enough.
Veidt said:Clegg better put the interest of the people before his word.
Reform, if Cameron says no. Take it to Lab.
blazinglord said:But 291 isn't the final result. The Tories are expected to gain some more aren't they? I think the current consensus seems to be that seats of 302-306 is expected for the Tories. Whether this happens remains to be seen.
blazinglord said:But 291 isn't the final result. The Tories are expected to gain some more aren't they? I think the current consensus seems to be that seats of 302-306 is expected for the Tories. Whether this happens remains to be seen.
If the Tories did hypothetically get the 302-306 seats expected and didn't want to go down the route of a minority government - couldn't they form a majority with the unionist parties in Northern Ireland? Or would they still fall short of a majority?Xavien said:and Conservatives need the Lib Dems to form a majority.
Veidt said:For the non-UK people who are wondering what the hell is happening right now.
The dark lord Cameron has already amassed his dark army.
Downing Street :
http://i43.tinypic.com/dnc6k0.jpg
Meanwhile in Scotland:
http://i39.tinypic.com/do3o9c.jpg
blazinglord said:If the Tories did hypothetically get the 302-306 seats expected and didn't want to go down the route of a minority government - couldn't they form a majority with the unionist parties in Northern Ireland? Or would they still fall short of a majority?
:lol :lolVeidt said:For the non-UK people who are wondering what the hell is happening right now.
The dark lord Cameron has already amassed his dark army.
Downing Street :
http://i43.tinypic.com/dnc6k0.jpg
Meanwhile in Scotland:
http://i39.tinypic.com/do3o9c.jpg
dalyr95 said:Can Clegg not simply state he won't form a coalition but work on a ad-hoc basis with parties whose policies they support.
So Brown wouldn't have his coalition and with a smaller number of seats would have to resign, thereby making Cameron PM.
So on areas such as school reform Clegg can support it.
Veidt said:For the non-UK people who are wondering what the hell is happening right now.
The dark lord Cameron has already amassed his dark army.
Downing Street :
http://i43.tinypic.com/dnc6k0.jpg
Meanwhile in Scotland:
http://i39.tinypic.com/do3o9c.jpg
Varion said:Oh here we go with Vine again. How does he have the energy :lol
killer_clank said:Seriously, I have no idea how him, Pax and Dimbleby still manage to be so chirpy.
industrian said:"Anne Widdecombe, on the prospect of her party working with the Lib Dems: "If you're going to get out of this economic mess, you cannot do it by bargaining every five minutes." "
That...is genius. Pure...Genius.Veidt said:For the non-UK people who are wondering what the hell is happening right now.
The dark lord Cameron has already amassed his dark army.
Downing Street :
Meanwhile in Scotland: