Exactly. Either he was way ahead of his time or the Tea Party is way behind the times.
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You mean Lenin Cat's Revolutionary Vanguard, the infamous paramilitary organization with ties to IRA and other dangeous rebel militias?
It think we should organize some kind of football match, Paper Hats vs Revolutionary Vanguard.
What a match that would be, eh?
We could invite the Enewaldists and Whig Pantheon and have a little tournament. Maybe even the Cult of Hayek would agree to join? Neo-feudalists? They might need some convincing about the "no scary, spiked, oversized weapons"-thing, but I think it's all feasible.
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Imagine if this election were to give as an evenly divided parliament between the Liberals, the Conservatives and the Communists.
Oh, the fun that would have been had.
"Defend the Empire!"
"Liberty for all!"
"NATIONALIZE! LIBERATE THE PROLETARIAT!"
So, a turno system, with the addition of a Marxist troll? I can dig it.
So we have a hung parliament? Interesting... I guess we'll be getting a Tory-NL-UUP minority government.
Final Results
Referendum
YES: 22
NO: 32
%:
YES: 40.7%
NO: 59.3%
Total Vote: 62 (+2)
Conservative (Rightist): 17
Liberal (Yellow): 13
CPGB: 9
Labour: 8
Liberal (Orange): 6
National Liberal: 6
Conservative (One Nationist): 3
%s:
Conservatives: 32.3%
Liberals: 30.6%
CPGB: 14.5%
Labour: 12.9%
National Liberal: 9.7%
Weighted Votes:
Conservatives: 40
Liberals: 38
CPGB: 4.5
Labour: 4
National Liberal: 1.5
Seats:
Conservatives: 281
Liberals: 267
CPGB: 31
Labour: 28
UUP: 12
National Liberal: 11
With no clear majority the Conservatives are best placed to form a minority government involving support from the UUP and National Liberals and cooperation across the floor from the Liberal Party.
Harold Macmillan becomes Prime Minister, leading a Conservative minority government.
Update will follow in a few hours.
Referendum
YES: 22
NO: 32
%:
YES: 40.7%
NO: 59.3%
Total Vote: 62 (+2)
Conservative (Rightist): 17
Liberal (Yellow): 13
CPGB: 9
Labour: 8
Liberal (Orange): 6
National Liberal: 6
Conservative (One Nationist): 3
%s:
Conservatives: 32.3%
Liberals: 30.6%
CPGB: 14.5%
Labour: 12.9%
National Liberal: 9.7%
Weighted Votes:
Conservatives: 40
Liberals: 38
CPGB: 4.5
Labour: 4
National Liberal: 1.5
Seats:
Conservatives: 281
Liberals: 267
CPGB: 31
Labour: 28
UUP: 12
National Liberal: 11
With no clear majority the Conservatives are best placed to form a minority government involving support from the UUP and National Liberals and cooperation across the floor from the Liberal Party.
Harold Macmillan becomes Prime Minister, leading a Conservative minority government.
Update will follow in a few hours.
The Liberals would rather work with the Tories than the Communists - at least while it is the comparitively placid Macmillan in charge.
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STOP! COOKIE TIME