POST-POLLING DAY: Boris rules London, again
How deprived of anything worth to celebrate Labour are can be seen over their irrational euphoria to win back about 15% of the councillors they have lost over the past few years. The shift of about 700 seats from the coalition to Labour - far short of Labour expectations before the elections - is a normal and regular process to be observed at all mid-term elections in the previous 40 years. The moderate gains should entice Labour followers to consider to ditch their Westminster front bench, led by the buffoon Miliband and flanked by the morons Harman, Balls et al, rather than huddling together with their trademark self-praise, denial and surreal ill-founded confidence.
How deprived of anything worth to celebrate Labour are can be seen over their irrational euphoria to win back about 15% of the councillors they have lost over the past few years. The shift of about 700 seats from the coalition to Labour - far short of Labour expectations before the elections - is a normal and regular process to be observed at all mid-term elections in the previous 40 years. The moderate gains should entice Labour followers to consider to ditch their Westminster front bench, led by the buffoon Miliband and flanked by the morons Harman, Balls et al, rather than huddling together with their trademark self-praise, denial and surreal ill-founded confidence.
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