soladragon

Looking at the polls it would appear the left as a whole are predicted to have the majority of seats when combined. Labour, SNP, Plaid, Greens and perhaps the Lib Dems all have a common goal and dislike to Conservative austerity plans. With their list of coalition partners looking thin. In the event of a hung parliament. Would Labour run as a minority if the Tories fail to form a stable government? As many voters of these left wing parties have common ground. Surely the parties can work together to end this attack on the poor and disabled and lock David Cameron out of downing street. I myself would admire the left wing parties working together to claim a majority (323+ seats) in the house of commons. For the record. I will be voting Labour this election, I hope if given the chance, you will not hand victory to the conservatives out of being to proud to make a deal.

Surely if the house votes down a queens speech you could then call a vote of no confidence in the failed Tory government and kick them out. Then the next logical party (Labour) will have a chance to put forward their queens speech? Personally I just hope you get more seats than them. Win it. You guys have even got Russel Brand supporting you. I think the Conservatives and the news underestimated Labour.