Johnson wins London mayoral race [Londoners go conservative] »
Posted By libsRfunny 5 months, 1 week ago in NewsBoris Johnson has won the race to become the next mayor of London - ending Ken Livingstone's eight-year reign at City Hall. The Conservative candidate won with 1,168,738 first and second preference votes, compared with Mr Livingstone's 1,028,966 on a record turnout of 45%.
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libsRfunny5 months, 1 week ago
FTA: "Mr Livingstone's defeat ended what Gordon Brown called a 'bad' day for Labour, in which it suffered its worst council results for 40 years.
"Asked by the BBC what his views were on the poor Labour showing, Mr Johnson said: 'The smart thing for Labour to do would be to quietly to remove Gordon Brown and install [Foreign Secretary David] Miliband, is my view, but I don't think they'll do it.'"
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Dicax_Maximus5 months, 1 week ago
Good riddance to bad rubbish (LivingCrone).... Alas, he'll probably end up with a job in the EU's parliment.... Where he can cause yet more damage & feed from the trough.....
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Nixie5 months, 1 week ago
I find it interesting that in places where they have lately had a liberal government, they are now electing conservative leaders, ie. France, England. Conservatism seems to be on the rise. Liberal Americans should be embarrassed that the Europeans are wising up sooner than they are.
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Endoscopy5 months, 1 week ago
There is a conservative wind blowing in Europe. France and Germany. Now part of England.
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Silverghost5 months, 1 week ago
The London Brits have gone Conservative! Amazing! There's hope for the world yet! LOL -Rev. S
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Wolfie20075 months, 1 week ago
Well, after a while even the most obtuse usually realize that socialism never works anywhere or any time it's tried and capitalism works every time it's tried every where.
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