I'm a bit fuzzy on the British elections. There's no set "election day"? Tony Blair can just decide to call a vote? Can one of our British readers explain the intricacies of British politics, in simple terms, for a dim-witted American like myself?
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Intracacies are as follows...
1. We vote
2. We get screwed for 4 more years regardless of who wins
Intricacies are as follows...
1. We vote
2. We get screwed for 4 more years regardless of who wins
Intricacies are as follows...
1. We vote
2. We get screwed for 4 more years regardless of who wins
Sorry for the multiple post. Dodgy sever. No doubt funded by the government.
I think this is what's known as "ballot box stuffing" :)