Let's say that Blair decides to seek a fourth term, unprecedented since WWI. Who would win? I'm going with the three-term rule UK pendulum, and when you scrape through (ex '92), it merely delays the inevitable massacre.
I would say Blair scrapes it although the fight is bloodier than a bloodbath in a butchers shop.Let's say that Blair decides to seek a fourth term, unprecedented since WWI. Who would win? I'm going with the three-term rule UK pendulum, and when you scrape through (ex '92), it merely delays the inevitable massacre.
Possibly. Remember, a Lib-Lab deal was discussed in detail pre-1997. It would have more chance here, although the Lib Dems might not enter due to Iraq etc.Would Blair lead a minority Lib-Lab coalition as Callaghan did?
Would Blair lead a minority Lib-Lab coalition as Callaghan did?
How do you get Blair to get back on his word with his power sharing deal with Brown?
Actually, if your going to stop Brown and keep Blair, thats the scenario I was thinking of. Browns eyesight gets worse earlier and causes him to go blind. He steps down to spend more time with the family etc. Blair remains in office, no bloodbath within the Labour Party.which is blood in the water for anyone who has eyes to see.