After 13 years of complete Labor dominance...
It appears that the Tories are set to form the largest parliamentary party in the House of Commons, but will fall short of securing an absolute majority. As for Labour, the party is facing the most disgraceful and shameful defeat since 1983 (when the Tories had an absolute majority of 144 votes) and possibly even since 1935 (Tory majority of 242 votes). For all of this they should thank the party"s leader and Prime Minister Gordon Brown and of course the global financial and economic downturn. For the British, the former and the latter are firmly associated with the word "disaster."
The Liberal Democrats should be preparing for an unprecedented increase in their seats in the Parliament. Some analysts even predict that the country"s third largest party will altogether bypass the Labour and finish second in the elections. This is a bold hypothesis, but taking into account the inherent sense of self-preservation the British Isles residents are known for, it has very little chance
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