Election 2005

Well I've got Richard Younger-Ross again, and while I did not vote for him he does have a good record from his first term so I'm not too disapointed. At least it wasn't the kid that New Labour sent down on work experience.

The Tyrant Blair is back, as everybody knew would happen, but with a reducd majority, at this point it looks like a majority of between 60 and 70 according to the BBC (this does not agree with their current tally which says that Labours majority will be about 100). There are more small party and Independent MPs than in any parliament since 1945, unfortuantly one of them is dictator lover George Galloway who managed to slime his way into parliment again, displacing the only black woman MP. Despite Galloway this is probably a good thing for democracy as it means there will be more MP's beyond the Party system. UKIP's national share was up 0.8%

Postal voting is as fraudulent as had been feared with votes known to be stolen, including John Humphrys of the Today programme who "tock his sone along to show him how democracy worked" only to find out how 'democracy' works under New Labour.