Off Topic The QPR Not 606 Rolling Election Poll

There's no doubt that the Beeb are praying for the Labour/SNP 'dream ticket', somewhat left of Karl Marx...

 

Greens making a surge on the Not606 QPR Forum Poll of all possible Polls.

 

Thought McCarthy:'s was getting a go Sunday.

 

That's a concern.

 

Might be the even bigger nightmare scenario of Labour/SNP/Greens turning us into lentil-munching, basket-weaving, politically-correct morons...

 

Sooper I think its time you told us why on earth you were ever a Labour man?

 

Anyone see the Cameron v Miliband stuff on CH4/Sky tonight?

I have to say that the audience questioning was a bit one-eyed - Why are you so great David?

 

Great to see James O'Brien presenting Newsnight.

 

Stroller, did you watch the funeral of King Richard III today?

 

No mate, why?

 

I was going to ask the same thing, how old was he? 600 years,lol

 

I didn't mean 'why would I bother', I meant 'why do you ask?'.

 

Merely a nipper. I was at Brian Boru's funeral last year and he was 1,000!

 

Worth a reprise I think.

 

Milliband sounded as if he was auditioning for a Spagetti Western...."Am I strong enough?.....Hell Yes" I could almost picture Lee Van Cleff spitting out that line....all Milliband had to do then was spit on the carpet and the scenario would have been complete.....

 

Didn't see the programme, but for all those going on about the leftie BBC, Milliband got it in the neck from the panel of voters on the Today programme this morning, despite other sources saying he won with the 'undecided' voters. They could easily have dropped the feature.

 

Cameron was blitzed by Paxman about food banks and zero hours contracts and looked visibly shaken. He got a very easy time from the audience though.

Miliband handled Paxman a bit better and probably shaded it overall for me, although a poll gave it 54:46 in favour of Cameron.

 

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I didn't see Cameron v Paxman, but I did catch Milliband's mauling at the hands of the bold Jeremy.
I have seen and heard very little of Milliband before as I don't often watch or listen to British stations but on a human level I did feel sorry for him, it was genuinely cringe-making and made it hard for me to picture him as PM, but then again I don't have a very vivid imagination

 

You just have a feeling that if he'd been slinging a gun, he'd have shot himself in the foot...

 

There was no mention at all by the BBC Today program this morning about Millie's unease over Paxman's questions re immigration and increasing total population numbers. That was his "unease" moment, as Cameron's was with zero-hour contracts.