Is it the end for centre right/right wing politics?

[Storer68]

The PM will be the leader of the party that can form an administration.

Should the Labour Party have most cadidates returned, then Brown, as he is the leaader of the Labour Party, would seem to be the most likely PM. Might be a minority administration as it was in 1974, but he will be the PM until the government falls.

 

[Pavilionaire]

If the next government is a Lib / Lab coalition I'd expect Brown to step down, Labour to elect a new leader who will become PM, Cable as Chancellor, Clegg a top job - one of Foreign Sec, Home Sec, Defence.

 

[BLOCK F]

The PM will be the leader of the party that can form an administration.

Should the Labour Party have most cadidates returned, then Brown, as he is the leaader of the Labour Party, would seem to be the most likely PM. Might be a minority administration as it was in 1974, but he will be the PM until the government falls.

If there is no party with an overall majority and the LibDems hold the balance of power, and are true to their proportional representation stance, then they should back the party that has received the most votes, not the most seats and that is most unlikely to be Labour!!!

 

[pork pie]

The right will never die.

Unfortunately racism and bigotry will always be present.

You are absolutely right - because it is totally natural.

 

[public school boy]

I've often fancied myself as a benign dictator. You see, I know what the people want. And I'd look pretty good cruising around the country in a Merc wearing a peaked hat and aviator shades with a few medals on my chest.

Who's up for carrying my diplomatic man-bag?

I've always fancied driving down Whitehall in my Tiger tank in full uniform.