The UK, like America, has had a financial crisis. Like America, they have a Totalitarian regime that appeases the enemy of the British people while demonizing the patriotic British. UK cities have Islamic No Go zones and even Sharia law is accepted there. Unemployment is up and the people are angry about the direction of their nation. This would spell trouble for any government and it appeared to be the case a few months ago when the Tories (Conservatives) had a double digit point lead. However that has vanished to 2 points now and the current radical Progressive PM Gordon Brown may lead a Minority Government .
David Cameron, the favorite to become the U.K.’s next prime minister, has seen his commanding lead over Gordon Brown vanish. Alex Massie on how “change” has lost its magic for the Tories.
It wasn’t supposed to be like this. An exhausted Labour Party led by an unpopular, charmless prime minister whose economic policies had helped bankrupt the country was supposed to be sleepwalking to electoral disaster. Barring calamity, David Cameron’s Conservatives would win this year’s British general election and win it handsomely to boot. Suddenly, however, that’s no longer such a slam dunk. The Tories are wobbling and British politics is less predictable and more interesting than seemed possible just a couple of months ago.
A Sunday Times survey this week reported that the Tories hold just a two-point advantage and consequently, thanks to the quirks of the current constituency boundaries, Labour would, if this result were repeated in the election itself, emerge as the largest party.
Read it here: Will Britain’s Conservatives Blow it?
