Gordon Brown on the way down....

hey /newpol/ites

I must say that lately I've been rather disappointed in all the lackluster threads on our forum. It seems as though we've lost our focus. It's gotten to the point where /newpol/ is beginning to resemble /b/ in aimlessness. It's high time we got back to actually discussing politics instead of spewing racist bullshit and wasting everyone's time.

It is in this spirit that I propose a new topic for discussion and while I'm not British, I couldn't help finding this to be of interest:

"THE British prime minister, Gordon Brown, is expected to make the short trip from his office in Downing Street to Buckingham Palace, on Tuesday April 6th, to ask the Queen to dissolve Parliament, thus triggering a general election. Once the quaint rituals are over, a month of intensive campaigning will follow. The vote itself will probably be on May 6th. Polls suggest that Britain will see the Conservatives in power for the first time since 1997"
-The Economist
 
Serious discussion appreciated, all opinions welcome, and I suppose any racist bullshit can't be helped

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A revolving door of 2 parties who only get elected because of the poor behaviour of the prior is for Americans and banana republics (though arguably in nigger republics the dictators get killed rather than lose an election). Though I'm sure this will be pointed out at some point and the conservatives will have to maintain a squeaky clean reputation if they intend to get re-elected.