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The General Election is a disappointment to many, not least the leaders of the three main parties.
Brown must be disappointed that Labour have lost so many seats and have now come second to the Tories.
Cameron must be disappointed that the Tories didn’t gain an outright win and that Brown seems resolved to hang on to power (though this may change in the fullness of time, of course).
And Clegg must be disappointed that, not only was ‘Cleggmania’ a busted flush, his party have actually lost seats.
The most disappointed of all must be the electorate who surely hoped that one or other party would have held a mandate to govern. Instead we have days, possibly weeks, of bickering negotiating and, worse still, a lengthy hung parliament to look forward to.
Can I foresee another General Election looming? Possibly! Groan!
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The General Election is a disappointment to many, not least the leaders of the three main parties.
Brown must be disappointed that Labour have lost so many seats and have now come second to the Tories.
Cameron must be disappointed that the Tories didn’t gain an outright win and that Brown seems resolved to hang on to power (though this may change in the fullness of time, of course).
And Clegg must be disappointed that, not only was ‘Cleggmania’ a busted flush, his party have actually lost seats.
The most disappointed of all must be the electorate who surely hoped that one or other party would have held a mandate to govern. Instead we have days, possibly weeks, of bickering negotiating and, worse still, a lengthy hung parliament to look forward to.
Can I foresee another General Election looming? Possibly! Groan!
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