They will make slight gains due to anti-war feelings from Labour voters but they aren't a real party. Policy is popularist, members are out of touch and they political beliefs soft and fluffy.

I used soft and fluffy in the same sentence as political beliefs :lo:

Originally posted by UK Wizard
They will make slight gains due to anti-war feelings from Labour voters but they aren't a real party. Policy is popularist, members are out of touch and they political beliefs soft and fluffy.

well, i wouldnt say they not a real party, they have a chance of gaining second place but i cannot see them winning the election.

I rate the Lib-Dems to make gains ( a few at Labour's expense due to the Iraqi war as Wizard says) but mostly (because this is where they are in 2nd place the most) in tory seats.

The 'sport' come election night will be to see if the Lib-Dems are going to have much success at their attempts to 'decapitate' the tory party. Howard himself is very vulnerable as are several senior tories.

It should add some spice to an otherwise uneventful night.

(My bet is Labour to win by a majority of 130- 170, Lib-Dems up to around 70 and tories down to about the 130 - 140 mark.)

Anyone else got a prediction?