Telling
I’m on the YouGov panel, which means that every day I’m sent three questions on current and world affairs. Today’s asked panelists whether Dave Cameron or Ed Miliband would make the better Prime Minister. DC won by 49% to 32% with 18% ‘don’t know’. Conversely, 47% to 35% felt that Labour were more in tune with their lives. Yet the same sample felt, by 50% to 34%, that the Tories would do a better job of running the economy over the next five years.
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Is this what is meant by “undecided”?
Hardly. Every poll I’ve seen shows that Miliband is not electable as PM, and that DC is The Devil You Know.
Quite agree, but then the question is “which?”. I dread to think of the future of the UK (divided or not) under either. One problem is that there is no politician with any strong ethical or moral standing. The way the list of suspected paedophiles has mysteriously “disappeared” is an example of the swirling cover-ups. Then there are the planning decisions overturned in favour of developers (developing their bank balances). Corruption everywhere.