The most exceptional thing about the general election was the fact those smug Conservative twats like fucking Otis Ferry and Oliver Letswind have to put up with the grinning arse licker for another 5 years.
In reality the 66 (will probably be 67 when the election in Stafford takes place - that was cancelled because of the death of a candidate) majority will be better for the country because the different factions of the Labour party will have to work with each other and we probably won't have any Presidential like decisions seemingly made. This could (and should) be the most constructive time for this government and the foundations have to be laid for Brown's steering of the party to a 4th term.
However...
I might not be supporting the party then...
I believe now that the election is over and Blair is likely to be replaced in a few years by a man the country already trusts with the economy, that a fourth, maybe even a fifth term is more rather than less likely. The battle now is to make sure the Conservatives never return to be a party that can hold power again and to try and lift the Liberals into a position where they are the second party - the opposition. That might require me to defect from the now middle way of Labour to return to my more left wing tendencies with the Liberals. I might even investigate how to enter into the political arena myself.
Britain has a bright future just so long as the greedy Tories never get a whiff of power again.
