that .... cameron .. and his side kicks

[KeithD]

Why assume 'didn't win' is automatically the same as 'didn't win the most seats'? I just said 'didn't win'. Clearly what I meant was 'didn't win a majority'.

You surmise that we surmise what you think but do not write which is incorrect.

Clearly what I meant was 'didn't win a majority - Is still incorrect to what you seem to mean as they did win a majority of the votes, or are we to surmise you mean something different? In which case you'd make an excellent MP saying things when you mean something else

[Manila_Paul]

Clearly what I meant was 'didn't win a majority - Is still incorrect to what you seem to mean as they did win a majority of the votes

They won 36% of the vote! So no, whichever way you wish to take it, they didn't win a majority.

[Arthur Little]

They won 36% of the vote! So no, whichever way you wish to take it, they didn't win a majority.

That's as maybe ... but - whichever way you care to LOOK at it - we ought to be thankful that, at long last, we have a Government that has at least SOME about what they're trying to achieve!

[KeithD]

They won 36% of the vote! So no, whichever way you wish to take it, they didn't win a majority.

I can tell why you're not a professional gambler with the way you manage figures