Tag Archive | "Labour"
Posted on 08 May 2013. Tags: Bbc, British General Election, Calculator, Cameron, Conservatives, Electoral Calculus, Happiness, House Of Commons, Immigrant, Labour, Lorry, Majority Government, Municipal Elections, National Share, Nigel Farage, Parliament, Referendum, Secession, Taxicab, UKIP, Vote Percentage
This article has a calculator to determine what the vote percentage in a British General Election would be required for UKIP to win the General Election in 2015. I found this analysis to be useful as to what happens in the vote. Here’s part of the conclusion: Electoral Calculus said that Ukip would win enough [...]
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Posted on 26 April 2013. Tags: Amp, Confidence, Exeter, Great Britain, Http Www Youtube, Labour, Nigel Farage, Ron Paul, Spring Conference, Teleprompter
Here, in two parts, is the wonderful speech by UKIP Leader Nigel Farage to his party’s Spring Conference in Exeter. Notice that Farage speaks with only a few notes and what appears to be sans the Teleprompter. He has confidence and has a tremendous delivery. I can’t wait until May 2 to see what will [...]
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Posted on 26 February 2013. Tags: Ahead, Conservativehome, Exciting News, Hero, John Ashcroft, Labour, Latest Poll, Libdems, Liberal Democrats, Nbsp, New Poll, Six Points, Sovereignty, Surges, UKIP, Vote
EXCITING NEWS! ConservativeHome is reporting a new poll conducted by Lord Ashcroft (I hope he’s related to my old hero, former AG John Ashcroft) showing this headline: Lord Ashcroft: Liberal Democrats 5% Ahead in Eastleigh But the headline should be: UKIP SURGES IN EASTLEIGH! Now, UKIP is in THIRD place, with 21%, NINE points over [...]
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Posted on 10 December 2011. Tags: Amp, Angela Merkel, Barrister, Bookies, British People, Brussels, Charalambous, David Cameron, Entrepreneur, European Political Parties, European Union, Feltham, Fiscal Provisions, Heston, Honour, Labour, Libertarians, Nicolas Sarkozy, Referendum, Serious Trouble, Sovereign Nations, Sovereignty, Tories, Uk Independence Party, UKIP
I am well aware that several days ago, UK PM David Cameron vetoed the increase in power/loss of sovereignty fiscal provisions proposed for the EU. This proposal was nothing short of turning the sovereign nations of the EU into states. It proves my “Tweedledee/Tweedledum” theory of most of the major European political parties. I have [...]
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Posted on 15 October 2011. Tags: British Politics, Conservatives, Council Seat, Cubitt, David Gibson, Environmental Issue, Geoffrey Clark, Gravesham, Greenways, Labour, Last Thursday, Meopham, Mep, Nigel Farage, Party Leader, Protest Vote, Referendum Vote, Tally, Tories, UKIP, Verge
The Tories successfully defended a by-election for a council seat in Gravesham/Meopham North last Thursday. But it was the second place tally that is interesting to me! Because UKIP took second! John Cubitt (Conservative) – 648 votes Geoffrey Clark (UKIP) – 462 votes David Gibson (LibDem) – 148 votes Andrew Mylett (Labour) – 112 votes [...]
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Posted on 14 September 2011. Tags: Allian, Chairmanship, Conservatives, Eu Referendum, Europe Story, Eurosceptic, Favours, Followers, Golden Opportunity, Government Approval, Harsh Rhetoric, Labour, Libdems, Liberal Democrats, Passions, Political Parties, Portcullis House, Thatcher, Tories, Tory Mps
ConservativeHome reports that over 100 MPs (one said 104 another 120, all Tories) met in the aptly named Thatcher Room in the Portcullis House to discuss the EU. Not all were euroskeptic; but all agreed the time had come for a new relationship with Europe: Under the chairmanship of George Eustice, there was a calm [...]
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Posted on 09 September 2011. Tags: Coalition Government, Daily Mail, David Cameron, Downing Street, England, Europe, European Integration, Eurosceptics, Favour, General Election, Herman Van Rompuy, Labour, Lib Dems, Mail Reports, Prime Minister, Referendum, Sideline, Sovereignty, Tory Mps
The Daily Mail reports that Tory euroskeptics, rebuffed by their PM, are considering trying to form a Conservative-Labour alliance against further European integration (read loss of UK sovereignty): Tory MPs are plotting to join forces with Labour Eurosceptics to try to force David Cameron to take a harder line on the EU. The Prime Minister [...]
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Posted on 08 April 2011. Tags: Alarming Statistic, Alternative Vote, Conservatives, David Cameron, English Democrats, Labour, Lib Dem, Membership Lists, Montgomerie, Nationalist, News Report, Plurality, Precent, Preference, Respondents, Second Choice, Survey Showed That, Tories, Tory, UKIP
Tim Montgomerie reported in ConservativeHome today that his survey showed that the Tory readers of his column, just over a third would cast a second preference vote for UKIP: A large plurality (44.4%) of respondents wouldn’t use their second preference. 34.5% would vote UKIP. 8.7% would vote Conservative (which suggests about one-in-ten Tory members are [...]
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Posted on 04 March 2011. Tags: Archbishop Cranmer, Barnsley, Bnp, Fallout, Guardian, Labour, Liberal Democrats, Mirror, Moral Victories, Moral Victory, protest, Pubs, Ron Paul, Taking Root, Tories, Triumph, Uk Independence Party, UKIP, Watershed Moment, Yorkshire
The UKIP is the clear press winner, even though it finished a poor second behind Labour in this Yorkshire riding. But, although there are few if any moral victories in politics, this is looking more and more like an important, perhaps watershed moment for the libertarian, anti-EU party. The blog Archbishop Cranmer exults: Barnsley by-election [...]
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Posted on 04 March 2011. Tags: Bnp, Dalton, Devoy, Dominic Carman, Enis, Hockney, Jane Collins, Jarvis, Labour, Ld, Leaps, Libdems, Moral Victory, Mp, Sovereignty, Surprise, Tories, Tory Party, UKIP
The MP election yesterday was astounding: Labour won as expected but the surprise is the second place finish of the UKIP canddiate. The UKIP beat the Tories, the LibDems (who fell to SIXTH place), and the BNP! Here’s the results from ConservativeHome: Dan Jarvis (Lab) 14,724 (60.80%, +13.53%) Jane Collins (UKIP) 2,953 (12.19%, +7.53%) James [...]
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Posted on 04 February 2011. Tags: 1970s, Bencher, British People, Brussels, England Expects Every Man To Do His Duty, Important Things, Independent Country, Labour, Lord Nelson, Mp, Northern Ireland, Principle, Privilege, Rebellion, Referendum, Sovereignty, Sums, Tally, Tory Mps, Unionist Party
Once again, the leaders of the UK refused to even give the people any rights to control their own nation. On the motion of MP Peter Bone to trigger an automatic in or out referendum on EU membership if any further sovereignty is transferred to Brussels, there were only 26 or 28 votes out of [...]
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Posted on 05 June 2010. Tags: Aisle, Ashfield, Bbc, Coalition Government, Committee Room, Conservative Mps, Dramatic Event, Escapism, Gladstone, Gloria De Piero, Good Conversation, Labour, Libdem, Libris, Louise Bagshawe, Luciana Berger, Moira, Mp, New Friends, Pomp Circumstance, Rory Stewart, S Books, Target Readership, Tory, Tv Journalist, Young Turks
Rory Stewart advised the BBC recently the first three weeks as a new MP. It was filled with tradition, pomp/circumstance and making new friends. WEEK ONE: Last night was the most dramatic event I think I’ve ever witnessed. It was in the 1922 committee room, incredible, as you can imagine, panelled oaked room with pictures [...]
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Posted on 03 June 2010. Tags: Angus Reid, Britons, Brits, Conservative Member, Edmund Burke, Election Loss, Electorates, European Parliament, European Union, Hannan, House Of Commons, Insects, Jeopardy, Labour, Metaphor, Opinion Poll, Oxen, Parliament, Referendum, Sceptic
Daniel Hannan, Conservative member of the European Parliament is in jeopardy of losing his seat in the E.U. body that imposes European rules on Britain. The danger is not due to an election loss. Hannan is quite popular. But the Brits are increasingly unhappy with the E.U.’s actions of late. Or in actions as the case may be.
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Posted on 07 May 2010. Tags: Blogger, British National Party, Kwasi, Labour, Leadership, Louise Bagshawe, Mp, Muslim, Parliament, Rory Stewart, Spelthorne, Tories, Tory, Uk Election, UKIP, United Kingdom, Young Turks
That’s the number of votes the various UKIP candidates garnered in the past UK election. The UKIP got the most votes of any political party that did not win a seat in Parliament. I was pleased to see that the UKIP beat soundly the racist British National Party. They may have also affected the size of [...]
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Posted on 26 February 2010. Tags: British Tea, Conference Venue, Five Minutes, Gdp, Gordon Brown, Greece, Hannan, Irony, Labour, Mep, Pop, Progressives, Racists, Security Zone, Spontaneous Protest, Spring Conference, Taxation, Tea Party, Town Of Brighton, Trillion
Daniel Hannan, the Conservative MEP since 1999 is speaking at the British Tea Party. Irony aside, there are people like Hannan that completely understand what the Socialist progressives are doing to the world.
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