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So from what I understand the UK just re-elected their Tory (conservative) government and gave them a majority government which gives them a lot of power to fuck stuff up (and they will because they’re tories).
As a Canadian who has lived under a Majority Conservative government since 2011 I share your pain. I really wish Conservative politics weren’t as popular as they are.
*gives you all a hug*
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A “Difficult Night” For The U.K. Labour Party
Bloomberg News reports:
“This has clearly been a very disappointing and difficult night for the Labour Party,” Miliband said after winning his parliamentary seat in Doncaster North, northern England. “I’m deeply sorry for what has happened.” High profile casualties included Labour’s finance spokesman Ed Balls, its foreign affairs spokesman and election strategist Douglas Alexander -- beaten by a 20-year-old student -- and Jim Murphy, leader of the Scottish Labour Party. Liberal Democrat casualties included Business Secretary Vince Cable and Energy Secretary Ed Davey, who both lost to Tories in London. In Scotland, Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander, Business minister Jo Swinson and former leader Charles Kennedy all lost. Caption: Ed Miliband, leader of the U.K. opposition Labour Party, and his wife Justine Thornton, are greeted by Labour Party workers as they arrive at the party headquarters following the results of the 2015 general election in London, U.K., on Friday, May 8, 2015. Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg © 2015 Bloomberg Finance LP
Cameron Set to Return With Majority as SNP Sweeps Scotland
David Cameron is poised to return as U.K. prime minister at the head of majority Conservative government after pulling off a surprise election victory helped by a landslide for nationalists in Scotland.
Bloomberg photographer Jason Alden was standing by at the Prime Minister’s London residence to capture the victorious couple, David and Samantha, returning home this morning. Discover the latest U.K. election news at Bloomberg.com/europe.
Photographer: Jason Alden/Bloomberg
© 2015 Bloomberg Finance LP
Well done to everyone who voted conservatives… The country is fucked
Sadness.
The UK elections are making me cry. How can so many people vote UKIP? What does that say about my country? How are people so blind?
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I don't want to wake up in the morning, in fear of the exit poll actually being accurate.
I just voted, proxy-style!
From Papua New Guinea I just voted in the British General Election! Thanks Dad! :-D
