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I think Boris will just have his nose over the line in a photo finish. There are the Hardcore Labour men and the Hardcore Tories. After that there are the Lib Dem's 2nd votes who I think will vote just about more for Boris and then the people who feel thaye should vote and don't have a clue. They will vote for Boris because: The stick Livingston (and all Political powers) get in the press/They Think Boris is Funny/It's time for a change. I want Boris to win and I think he just might!
1 May 2008
Ken is hanging on for the second preference votes now. Will the Lib Dems plump for him? Betfair Market says 'no' - I think: Lay Boris. At 1.3 ish he is still too short for me, with an outcome that is still far from certain.
1 May 2008
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I think Boris will just have his nose over the line in a photo finish. There are the Hardcore Labour men and the Hardcore Tories. After that there are the Lib Dem's 2nd votes who I think will vote just about more for Boris and then the people who feel thaye should vote and don't have a clue. They will vote for Boris because: The stick Livingston (and all Political powers) get in the press/They Think Boris is Funny/It's time for a change. I want Boris to win and I think he just might!
1 May 2008
Ken is hanging on for the second preference votes now. Will the Lib Dems plump for him? Betfair Market says 'no' - I think: Lay Boris. At 1.3 ish he is still too short for me, with an outcome that is still far from certain.
1 May 2008