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**Shinegayboyx** · 06-15-2008, 04:21 PM

Originally posted by Sandman
I think it's good. Either the Tories get split How is that likely to happen? With the seat not being seriously contended the likely outcome is Davis being re-elected with an increased majority. Whereupon he's re-elected, on a ticket of opposing anti-terrorism detention, for a party already opposing anti-terrorism detention. And, to be quite honest, I think he'll be back in a shadow cabinet or full cabinet position within a year.

Some split.

06-15-2008, 04:21 PM	#17
Shinegayboyx Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 478 Senior Member	Originally posted by Sandman I think it's good. Either the Tories get split How is that likely to happen? With the seat not being seriously contended the likely outcome is Davis being re-elected with an increased majority. Whereupon he's re-elected, on a ticket of opposing anti-terrorism detention, for a party already opposing anti-terrorism detention. And, to be quite honest, I think he'll be back in a shadow cabinet or full cabinet position within a year. Some split.
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