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Tories should be most afraid of their own fear
By Gerry Davies || February 2, 2010 at 06:33 GMT
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David Cameron is at his best when he is at his boldest. But as the election approaches a dangerous timidity is taking over.
Don’t go dropping that there ball Dave. If you do I’ll have to emigrate!!!!
Recent polls have shown Labour eating into the Tory lead, increasing spectre of possible hung parliament. If this trend accelerates expect sterling to have a nasty swoon.
Gerry
I am confused – Nasty (meaning bad) and Swoon (meaning – fall or faint)
so do u mean wont be good for cable in your opinion
Simon
you have to start keeping an eye on opinion polls. labour are closing gap on tories. talk increasing of possible hung parliament. this will not be deemed good by markets who dont like uncertainty. also hung parliament just makes it more difficult for tory government to get much-needed legislation through
its not something to particularly trade off today, it ‘s something to put in data bank and bare in mind.
thank you Gerry, was just confused with your grammar, as always appreciate you taking the time to write a reply
The only thing we have to fear is fear itself hey?
I don’t really like the Tories, but I don’t really like Labour either. In any case a hung parliament is probably the worst possible outcome anyone could think of.