UK General Election 2015

[TightEnd]

agreed for next week

Paxman moderating

[Woodsey]

Alex Salmond predicts a "vote by vote arrangement" between a minority Labour government and the SNP  is the most likely outcome of the election.

Scotland's former first minister said his successor as SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, would lead the negotiations.

Mr Salmond also said he wanted the SNP to form a "progressive coalition" with Plaid Cymru and the Greens.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-32007514

I just felt a cold shiver run down my spine...

[kukushkin88]

Alex Salmond predicts a "vote by vote arrangement" between a minority Labour government and the SNP  is the most likely outcome of the election.

Scotland's former first minister said his successor as SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, would lead the negotiations.

Mr Salmond also said he wanted the SNP to form a "progressive coalition" with Plaid Cymru and the Greens.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-32007514

I just felt a cold shiver run down my spine...

Based on what I´ve read over the years, that´s about the best endorsement a political idea can have.

[Woodsey]

Alex Salmond predicts a "vote by vote arrangement" between a minority Labour government and the SNP  is the most likely outcome of the election.

Scotland's former first minister said his successor as SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, would lead the negotiations.

Mr Salmond also said he wanted the SNP to form a "progressive coalition" with Plaid Cymru and the Greens.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-32007514

I just felt a cold shiver run down my spine...

Based on what I´ve read over the years, that´s about the best endorsement a political idea can have.

Yet approaching about 40% of the population probably agree with me....

[kukushkin88]

Alex Salmond predicts a "vote by vote arrangement" between a minority Labour government and the SNP  is the most likely outcome of the election.

Scotland's former first minister said his successor as SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, would lead the negotiations.

Mr Salmond also said he wanted the SNP to form a "progressive coalition" with Plaid Cymru and the Greens.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-32007514

I just felt a cold shiver run down my spine...

Based on what I´ve read over the years, that´s about the best endorsement a political idea can have.

Yet approaching about 40% of the population probably agree with me....

Forget all the think tanks and focus groups, a wonderful political ideology could be º.

[Woodsey]

Alex Salmond predicts a "vote by vote arrangement" between a minority Labour government and the SNP  is the most likely outcome of the election.

Scotland's former first minister said his successor as SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, would lead the negotiations.

Mr Salmond also said he wanted the SNP to form a "progressive coalition" with Plaid Cymru and the Greens.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-32007514

I just felt a cold shiver run down my spine...

Based on what I´ve read over the years, that´s about the best endorsement a political idea can have.

Yet approaching about 40% of the population probably agree with me....

Forget all the think tanks and focus groups, a wonderful political ideology could be º.

No think tanks involved, just the people that would never vote for a left wing govt....

[kukushkin88]

Alex Salmond predicts a "vote by vote arrangement" between a minority Labour government and the SNP  is the most likely outcome of the election.

Scotland's former first minister said his successor as SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, would lead the negotiations.

Mr Salmond also said he wanted the SNP to form a "progressive coalition" with Plaid Cymru and the Greens.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-32007514

I just felt a cold shiver run down my spine...

Based on what I´ve read over the years, that´s about the best endorsement a political idea can have.

Yet approaching about 40% of the population probably agree with me....

Forget all the think tanks and focus groups, a wonderful political ideology could be º.

No think tanks involved, just the people that would never vote for a left wing govt....

Education and the access to information through the internet killed right wing politics forever. 1993 was the very last time (ever, barring a 6% chance this May) the right won an election in the UK. I feel privileged to live in a country that has rejected conservatism.

[Jon MW]

Alex Salmond predicts a "vote by vote arrangement" between a minority Labour government and the SNP  is the most likely outcome of the election.

Scotland's former first minister said his successor as SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, would lead the negotiations.

Mr Salmond also said he wanted the SNP to form a "progressive coalition" with Plaid Cymru and the Greens.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-32007514

I just felt a cold shiver run down my spine...

Based on what I´ve read over the years, that´s about the best endorsement a political idea can have.

Yet approaching about 40% of the population probably agree with me....

Forget all the think tanks and focus groups, a wonderful political ideology could be º.

No think tanks involved, just the people that would never vote for a left wing govt....

Education and the access to information through the internet killed right wing politics forever. 1993 was the very last time (ever, barring a 6% chance this May) the right won an election in the UK. I feel privileged to live in a country that has rejected conservatism.

I'm pretty sure every election since the 80's has been won by the right of centre. I'm not old enough to remember that far back but analysis and other people tell me that Labour since the 90's is further to the right than some of the previous Conservative governments we've had in the past, for example.

If you mean actual right wing, as opposed to right of centre - then I don't think they've ever won an election in the UK.

[kukushkin88]

Alex Salmond predicts a "vote by vote arrangement" between a minority Labour government and the SNP  is the most likely outcome of the election.

Scotland's former first minister said his successor as SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, would lead the negotiations.

Mr Salmond also said he wanted the SNP to form a "progressive coalition" with Plaid Cymru and the Greens.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-32007514

I just felt a cold shiver run down my spine...

Based on what I´ve read over the years, that´s about the best endorsement a political idea can have.

Yet approaching about 40% of the population probably agree with me....

Forget all the think tanks and focus groups, a wonderful political ideology could be º.

No think tanks involved, just the people that would never vote for a left wing govt....

Education and the access to information through the internet killed right wing politics forever. 1993 was the very last time (ever, barring a 6% chance this May) the right won an election in the UK. I feel privileged to live in a country that has rejected conservatism.

I'm pretty sure every election since the 80's has been won by the right of centre. I'm not old enough to remember that far back but analysis and other people tell me that Labour since the 90's is further to the right than some of the previous Conservative governments we've had in the past, for example.

If you mean actual right wing, as opposed to right of centre - then I don't think they've ever won an election in the UK.

I mean the further right of the two options.

[Woodsey]

Alex Salmond predicts a "vote by vote arrangement" between a minority Labour government and the SNP  is the most likely outcome of the election.

Scotland's former first minister said his successor as SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, would lead the negotiations.

Mr Salmond also said he wanted the SNP to form a "progressive coalition" with Plaid Cymru and the Greens.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-32007514

I just felt a cold shiver run down my spine...

Based on what I´ve read over the years, that´s about the best endorsement a political idea can have.

Yet approaching about 40% of the population probably agree with me....

Forget all the think tanks and focus groups, a wonderful political ideology could be º.

No think tanks involved, just the people that would never vote for a left wing govt....

Education and the access to information through the internet killed right wing politics forever. 1993 was the very last time (ever, barring a 6% chance this May) the right won an election in the UK. I feel privileged to live in a country that has rejected conservatism.

Rejected? lol last time I checked they were in charge 

[kukushkin88]

Alex Salmond predicts a "vote by vote arrangement" between a minority Labour government and the SNP  is the most likely outcome of the election.

Scotland's former first minister said his successor as SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, would lead the negotiations.

Mr Salmond also said he wanted the SNP to form a "progressive coalition" with Plaid Cymru and the Greens.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-32007514

I just felt a cold shiver run down my spine...

Based on what I´ve read over the years, that´s about the best endorsement a political idea can have.

Yet approaching about 40% of the population probably agree with me....

Forget all the think tanks and focus groups, a wonderful political ideology could be º.

No think tanks involved, just the people that would never vote for a left wing govt....

Education and the access to information through the internet killed right wing politics forever. 1993 was the very last time (ever, barring a 6% chance this May) the right won an election in the UK. I feel privileged to live in a country that has rejected conservatism.

Rejected? lol last time I checked they were in charge 

Being part of a coalition isn´t being in charge. They will never win a majority again, little Englander politics is dead and our lives are all better.

[Woodsey]

Alex Salmond predicts a "vote by vote arrangement" between a minority Labour government and the SNP  is the most likely outcome of the election.

Scotland's former first minister said his successor as SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, would lead the negotiations.

Mr Salmond also said he wanted the SNP to form a "progressive coalition" with Plaid Cymru and the Greens.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-32007514

I just felt a cold shiver run down my spine...

Based on what I´ve read over the years, that´s about the best endorsement a political idea can have.

Yet approaching about 40% of the population probably agree with me....

Forget all the think tanks and focus groups, a wonderful political ideology could be º.

No think tanks involved, just the people that would never vote for a left wing govt....

Education and the access to information through the internet killed right wing politics forever. 1993 was the very last time (ever, barring a 6% chance this May) the right won an election in the UK. I feel privileged to live in a country that has rejected conservatism.

Rejected? lol last time I checked they were in charge  

Being part of a coalition isn´t being in charge. They will never win a majority again, little Englander politics is dead and our lives are all better.

lol spin it whatever way you want to suit your argument but David Cameron is in number 10 and in charge, get your head out of the sand  

[arbboy]

Alex Salmond predicts a "vote by vote arrangement" between a minority Labour government and the SNP  is the most likely outcome of the election.

Scotland's former first minister said his successor as SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, would lead the negotiations.

Mr Salmond also said he wanted the SNP to form a "progressive coalition" with Plaid Cymru and the Greens.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-32007514

I just felt a cold shiver run down my spine...

Based on what I´ve read over the years, that´s about the best endorsement a political idea can have.

Yet approaching about 40% of the population probably agree with me....

Forget all the think tanks and focus groups, a wonderful political ideology could be º.

No think tanks involved, just the people that would never vote for a left wing govt....

Education and the access to information through the internet killed right wing politics forever. 1993 was the very last time (ever, barring a 6% chance this May) the right won an election in the UK. I feel privileged to live in a country that has rejected conservatism.

Last time I looked the Tories were approaching a 20% chance of winning by majority. Where is your 6% coming from? The loonie lefties havE around a 4 or 5% chance of a majority as we speak. Maybe you got your numbers confused.

[redsimon]

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/02/06/uk-britain-politics-idUKKBN0LA11520150206?feedType=RSS&feedName=domesticNews

[arbboy]

That is two months out of date tbf. Even so a hung parliament has never been anywhere near that likely at any stage according to the betting markets which are a lot better overall guide due to the money changing hands than a poll IMO.