The next Prime Minister?

[Otta]

Well bah bloody humbug to you.

[*Bob*]

You're right. Forgive me.

IT WAS INCREDIBLE, ORIGINAL AND BRILLIANT!!!!!!!

[Otta]

I just thought it was impressively cut together to be honest.

[*Bob*]

I agree, "He certainly put a lot of effort in it".

I'm just not convinced video editing in itself is all that funny.

[El Pibe]

i enjoyed it, nowt wrong with making someone say what we think they really think. In a world devoid of spitting image politicians aren't ridiculed enough imo

[Otta]

Exactly right.

[*Bob*]

I know everyone thought it was great.

I just found it a bit lame, in a 'is this the best on offer?' kinda way.

[DovertheRoad]

The next election is shaping up to be a seriously interesting clusterf*$#. You have the forever purse lipped and slightly clammy Dave, spooked by the scotland referendum, middle east reigniting and defections and Tory votes going to UKIP. Farage has become much more than just an annoyance. He's still reliant on the Lib Dems for power but the past coalition and the terminally ineffective Clegg have been disastrous for that party.

Daves announcement of income tax cuts for the squeezed middle without any indications as to what will pay for that is a cheap last ditch vote winning ploy given the current budget deficit. More will follow in the autumn statement in December.

Meanwhile poor Labour. Whilst all of the above holds true re Milliband, the thought of him as PM is laughable. Never has it had a leadership that lacks such backbone and conviction. I can see only one outcome - a toothless interim coalition, further public disillusion and the left moving further left and the right move further right.

And Boris?......seriously???

Never have I been less tempted to use my hard won right to vote.

[El Pibe]

all probably true with one amendment, "left moving further right and the right move further right" ;)

[*Bob*]

DovertheRoad Wrote:

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> Daves announcement of income tax cuts for the

> squeezed middle without any indications as to what

> will pay for that is a cheap last ditch vote

> winning ploy given the current budget deficit.

It may be cheap, but it ought to do the trick.

Nothing says 'vote for me' quite like someone stuffing a fat roll of fifties into your top pocket.

[Loz]

Having just seen part of Nick Clegg's speech, I'd say he easily won the battle of the party speeches over Miliband and Cameron. Quite warm and engaging when he gets going.

[TheArtfulDogger]

I vote Fazer71

Then Fazer may have more to worry about http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1345912,page=4 than aircraft noise