I think you have made a mistake. You have two Lib O when the one shold be Lib Y
Also, yey for instability!
Also, yey for instability!
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After much though, I will vote for the National Liberal Party!
A coalition with them should lead the Tory to a firmer stance against communism, and I do believe it would be the best for the AAR, or at least what I want to see...
Sorry to my fellow liberals. Nat Lib aren't that far...
A coalition with them should lead the Tory to a firmer stance against communism, and I do believe it would be the best for the AAR, or at least what I want to see...
Sorry to my fellow liberals. Nat Lib aren't that far...
What did that do? Situation, did it change?
Hate that year. Dark times ahead, maggots, dark times ahead.I'll save you a seat for '68.
So the Right is back on top, right? Right?
((Also, happy birthday, Charles Maurras!
20 April 1868 – ∞))
After much though, I will vote for the National Liberal Party!
A coalition with them should lead the Tory to a firmer stance against communism, and I do believe it would be the best for the AAR, or at least what I want to see...
Sorry to my fellow liberals. Nat Lib aren't that far...
Thank you for that vote. I've been rooting for the return of NatLib-Tory alliance ever since that foolish breakout happened. Now we only need some votes for One Nationist to avoid elimination of the moderate wing of Conservative Party.
In the next election I want to see the return of the Labour-CPGB pact - anything to decimate Labour and build a nice, simple, two party system between the Liberals and the Conservatives.
I'd rather see a Labour strong at the expense of the CPGB. The only thing stopping such an eventuality is the fact that these forums seem to have the highest concentration of communists per capita outside of the USSR.
According to my calcs;
Conservative 286
Communist 25
Nat Lib 21
Labour 29
Liberals 257
If I'm right then Conservative + Nat Lib + UUP would give the Right 319 seats, a majority of 4
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I'd rather see a Labour strong at the expense of the CPGB. The only thing stopping such an eventuality is the fact that these forums seem to have the highest concentration of communists per capita outside of the USSR.
Which is why it must be purged.
I'd rather see a Labour strong at the expense of the CPGB. The only thing stopping such an eventuality is the fact that these forums seem to have the highest concentration of communists per capita outside of the USSR.
Hey now. I'm a socialist. I just like to vote communist to amuse myself.
Poll-Pole update!
Total Vote: 61
Tories (Rightist): 17
Tories (One Nation): 3
Nat Libs: 6
Liberals (Yellow): 13
Liberals (Orange): 6
Labour: 8
CPGB: 8
%s:
Tories: 32.8%
Nat Libs: 9.8%
Liberals: 31.1%
Labour: 13.1%
CPGB: 13.1%
Weighted:
Tories: 40
Nat Libs: 1.5
Liberals: 38
Labour: 4
CPGB: 4
Seats:
Tories: 283
UUP: 12
Nat Libs: 11
Liberals: 268
Labour: 28
CPGB: 28
Result: Hung Parliament
The votes for the National Liberals and Liberals have resulted in the Tories dropping below 35% again - and falling further from it now - and the prospect of Labour rising above 15% being almost shattered. Any non-National Liberal vote will see them drop back below 10%, but barely. All the other parties sit 'comfortably' in their brackets, as a single vote for any of them will not see them moved. The coalition of the Right sits at 312 seats, just four shy of a majority, while Lib-Lab is at 293, a good 23 seats shy.
Edit: Updated to reflect the Communist vote below. The National Liberals fall back into obscurity, and the Communists continue to frustrate efforts to form a majority government.
Referendum
Yes - 22
No - 32
Total Vote: 61
Tories (Rightist): 17
Tories (One Nation): 3
Nat Libs: 6
Liberals (Yellow): 13
Liberals (Orange): 6
Labour: 8
CPGB: 8
%s:
Tories: 32.8%
Nat Libs: 9.8%
Liberals: 31.1%
Labour: 13.1%
CPGB: 13.1%
Weighted:
Tories: 40
Nat Libs: 1.5
Liberals: 38
Labour: 4
CPGB: 4
Seats:
Tories: 283
UUP: 12
Nat Libs: 11
Liberals: 268
Labour: 28
CPGB: 28
Result: Hung Parliament
The votes for the National Liberals and Liberals have resulted in the Tories dropping below 35% again - and falling further from it now - and the prospect of Labour rising above 15% being almost shattered. Any non-National Liberal vote will see them drop back below 10%, but barely. All the other parties sit 'comfortably' in their brackets, as a single vote for any of them will not see them moved. The coalition of the Right sits at 312 seats, just four shy of a majority, while Lib-Lab is at 293, a good 23 seats shy.
Edit: Updated to reflect the Communist vote below. The National Liberals fall back into obscurity, and the Communists continue to frustrate efforts to form a majority government.
Referendum
Yes - 22
No - 32
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And this is exactly why we need to get rid of commies.
VOTE FOR NLP, SAVE BRITAIN FROM ECONOMIC DOOM!
VOTE FOR NLP, SAVE BRITAIN FROM ECONOMIC DOOM!
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