Secondly, a hung parliament might lead to a substantial realignment of political parties, whcih is desperatley needed. ]]I’m not goign to use my vote to *appear* to sanction a party whose stance on the big questions (as well as many smaller ones eg grammar schools) if in firect opposition to my own. Not even to get rid of Brown.

If he got back in with a tiny majority we weoudl be in Callaghan / Healey country very fast, and there woudl be a new election, Poetic justice.

I’m actually noticing a gradual improvement in the production values and, as ever the content is second to none…keep up the good work!

System tinkering will only mask the symptoms it won’t cure the disease that riddles Westminster.

Voters are well aware that 52% of their MP’s should lose their jobs, indeed parliament could happily lose 52% it would not make a scrap of difference the other 48% would still have little enough to do!

Expenses cheats have been named, now they should be punished in LAW, proffering up half or dozen or so sacrificial MP lambs isn’t going to put things right.

M P’s have and are still failing to care for the people that voted them into the job, MP’s own skins are their primary concern!