Finally

Finally, Gordon Brown announced to step down yesterday.
Is it too late? If he'd had done before the election, would the result had been different?
Nobody knows.
It was not what he is willing to. He had no choice.

The result was UK became hung Parliament.
Tory's offereing Lib Dem to form a new goverment which I don't like.
Labour want to talk to Lib Dem as well but Nick Clegg didn't want to as long as Mr Brown was the leader of the party.

Even if Lib Dem joined Labour, they can't make a majority party and they have to ask other small parties like Scottish, Welsh, Northern Irish and other small parties which is not stable.

Is Tory&Lib Dem the only way to make a stable goverment?
Those posh boys...

It's sad to see Sarah Brown's departure (still they have time to choose successor till autumn).

Hung Parliament Approaching

I went to vote yesterday. My husband criticised about Labour but looks like ended up voting them....
No one else don't fancy us.
Especially our constituency.

The reasons why our local MP is popular here are,

There are a lot of Asian live here and his parents are from Pakistan.
He was born in local NHS hospital and grew up in council block.
His father was a London General local route driver.
He sends his kids to local state school and lives locally.

I saw on the news that he won the constituency seat and I felt graet.

At the moment, conservatives is the largest party for this HUNG PARLIAMENT.
No party secured the winning number of seats. I don't know what's gonna happen after.

Disappointing result for Lib Dem. Their debate seemed success but they lost seats, a bit.
Publics are not stupid. If it comes to vote, we have to be realistic.

And this election turned to be a bit mess.
Voters were turned away at 10 o'clock in some area despite they queued before this closing time.
And in some area, voters were told there are not enough ballot paper because people, more than expectedturned out to vote.
That's ridiculous! There should have been well prepeared.

Well, at te end of the day, they are politicians and they are piers anyway.

Decision Day

Today is a big day.
Yes, Election day, local and Parliamentary.
Whoever wins, it's gonna be a hung Parliament which David Cameron doesn't want.

I wanted to go early but my husband asked me to come with him so I'll wait and go later.

I don't like all the party leaders but if I was asked which wife I like, I would say....

Sarah Brown!

Count Down Part 5 -- Liberal Democrats

Liberal Democrats aka Lib Dem or Liberals

Leader Nick Clegg

The party became the second popular after the first TV debate. Supported by disappointed Labour supporter and undecided voters. Now back to third? But still those tgree party are very close.

He is the only one to torelate to immigration and wats to join Euro currency.
Of couse.

His mother is Dutch, is married to Spanish wife and had studied in Germany.
Thus he speaks English, Dutch, Spanish German and French (Wow! I wish I could).
His paternal grandmother was a Russian Baroness and great-great-grandfather was a Russian spy.

But in my opinion, his experience is not enough to be a Prime Minister which I don't think gonna happen, and this big support will end up one-off.

His 3 sons have spanish first names because his wife wanted to(of course there was no objection to so mixed person). So, who wears the trousers?

I against: Euro currency.
Look at those countries who joined Euro. They are crying.
Richer countries had to lowere their value and poorere countries couldn't catch up.
Everything's gone expensive.
Look at Iceland and Greece! We don't want to commit the same error.

Because this party is not so big, I received only 2 campaigning letters from them.

Count Down Part 4 -- Coservative

Conservative(s) aka Tory (Tories)

Right wing

Leader David Cameron

Toppple the opnion poll.

Most of the current cabinets are upper middle or aristcrats which I don't feel comfortable. There used to be middle class people.

DC (David Cameron)'s direct ancestor is the King William IV, the son of the King Geroge 'the mad one' III and uncle of Queen Victoria.
No wonder DC is Tory leader and talks 'posh' way.

And his face is so shiny and smooth that reminds me a peeled boiled egg (ironically he was thrown ROW egg while campaigning).

I used to receive campaigning post from Tory, more than Labour but these days, I receive from Labour like everyday.

I'm not happy with top Labour MPs but I don't like George Osborne becoming a Chancellor. I just don't like his face, I mean we can tell he tells full of lies.

What I like: If only their manifesto is the real thing.
Restore discipline to school, OK, if he can change stupid 'Health And Safety' regulation. It's too much.

'Strong Family, Strong Society'
There are too many broken families and he would mend them. But how?
Has Labour's 'Fairness' made these broken family? There were sings since before.

He is from POSH family. Does he understand us?
Can he really CHANGE this country?

Let's see because they will win back this time.

If only, if only Micheal Portill is back to the cabinet.
I like him personally. I think he's got (or he had) some kind of charisma. If only he didn't lose out local election(surprisingly), he could have won over Tony Blair.
Although his anti-gay comment is controversial.