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mjt
02 Apr 15 23:08
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There will be many more polling twists and turns before the GE i'm sure but the perceived ceiling has been breached and momentum looks ominous for Ed.

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By:
Just Checking
When: 02 Apr 15 23:18
Ed's performance tonight was pretty bad. Hands up I don't like him, but that creepy way he stared into the camera as he was babbling on about Zero Hour Contracts (their latest soundbite to repeat to death) was not good.
By:
Dotchinite
When: 02 Apr 15 23:21
Cameron was equally bad if not worse. This will be a rogue poll and Labour will soon regain the lead.
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 02 Apr 15 23:25
Of the three main party leaders I thouht Clegg was slightly the best and showed why he resonated in 2010. I doubt it will do his party much good though. Cameron was diluted as PM by being amongst so many others and didn't shine at all. Those who voted for Miliband in the leadership debate must be shaking their heads now. This really is the election they could and should win.
By:
tonkability
When: 02 Apr 15 23:32
Total garbage 7 in a debate the media are taking people as fools  wouldn't give it the time of day just watched 2 episode of Breaking Bad instead .
By:
Just Checking
When: 02 Apr 15 23:43
tonkability is probably the wisest man of the night ;)
By:
thegiggilo
When: 02 Apr 15 23:43
Absolutely zero chance of the tories polling higher than 35% and same for labour party...
By:
CJ70
When: 03 Apr 15 13:34

Apr 2, 2015 -- 11:43PM, thegiggilo wrote:


Absolutely zero chance of the tories polling higher than 35% and same for labour party...


Want a private wager on that?

By:
BARROWBOY
When: 03 Apr 15 14:04
Whoever advises Milliband should be filling shelves at tescos.They send him out on his latest crusade on zero hour contracts without realising that they're common practice within the labour party.No wonder they cant make any headway when they stumble from one own goal to the next.
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Howdi
When: 03 Apr 15 14:09
I'm in agreement with original poster if next few polls state 37% for Tories could just be a case of how far. Labour want win mist seats with Milliband, the reason, he just isn't sharp enough.
By:
Howdi
When: 03 Apr 15 14:10
8want = won't
By:
BARROWBOY
When: 03 Apr 15 14:18
Milliband 8/11 with PP not to be leader by end of year.Surely should labour bomb in the election this is a gimme.
By:
Howdi
When: 03 Apr 15 14:43
it is but no real value as he is 11/8 on here to be the next PM. (Winner takes all in May)
By:
tony57
When: 03 Apr 15 15:10
barrowboy, if labour bomb..its a bet..if labour are not in gov ..he,ll walk.
By:
BARROWBOY
When: 03 Apr 15 15:13
there is a little bit of insurance in the bet,in that he may cobble together a minority govt that is unworkable leading to a 2nd election later in the year.
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tony57
When: 03 Apr 15 15:17
the polls are all over the place..all this 37% break thru,,one poll has labour on 36% is 1% that big a difference?..i didn't see the poll that has them on 37% but ive seen the torys on 36% I think the poll of polls has them 34% each..i think the torys are ahead personally but maybe 34-32..
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tony57
When: 03 Apr 15 15:21
what people forget is the marginal polls have labour ahead..not by much..but ahead..and I think the ukip issue will hurt the torys more than people think..and could put labour in a few seats by default as it were..i don't see it as visa versa..i just don't think ukip get the same support from labour voters..
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