Hang Parliament: Vote for a Hung Parliament in the 2010 UK Election

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[janebusby]

KICK OUT THE TOP 2 !

Vote Clegg/Cable 2010

[anarcharnate]

Why aren't there any comments on this? Well, this is a brilliant idea, anyway, kudos on getting people together to try and shake up the electoral system, and (hopefully) pave the way for progressive electoral reform, the triumph of independent MPs, and the defeat of the Whips!

[sweetypie000]

this is what you call NEW WORLD ORDER happening

2 months ago this was suspected to happen yet they never saw the recession coming or the banks up to their old tricks ? utter rubbish

get a grip people, get the scum out of parliament

[felixflux]

potato

[TTYTOMusic]

GREEEAAAT! Hung Parliament happened but it's bad. Freaking markets are gonna go down til a stable government is made :/

[NMMPROUDGOONER]

clegg wants pr because it suits him not for the love of us - as the saying goes BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR!

[NoriokoTheMagicSkunk]

Clegg cannot prop up a Tory government with PR as an accepted demand, if he goes into a coalition with the Tories without PR the LibDems are finished as a party.

[JamRoca]

what i believe Gordon Brown is maybe considering - yes - he as a rather constitutional right to remain as temporary caretaker - ultimately, if talks were to proceed between the lib-lab - outrightly Gordon Brown will in fact step down - brown's stance is mere posturing to steer the labour party, wholly - not himself - on majority ruling....

[ManFromTheNorthside]

Well.. you guys got your wish

[68cyberzen]

I feel it's time for electoral reform too, but also think that where theres no clear winner,the Prime Minister should come from the party with the most seats,who should be able to get the most talented MP's from all the parties into Govt,so next week Cameron should be PM,Vince Cable as Chancellor, Frank Field in Social Security,Hague in Foreign Office maybe etc etc

[CodyxDecode]

@everlastingleet Now thats a party, I'd vote for, one minor little problem... I don't like fish.

[livinginoneness9]

so was the idea vote little parties so the lab and con don't have majorities... anyways they don't so worked out.