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May 2, 2008

Good News from U.K.

Posted by Dave Blount at May 2, 2008 8:02 AM

Could it be that a survival mechanism is starting to kick in among British voters? The Beeb grieves:

Gordon Brown says it has been a "bad and disappointing" election for Labour, as the party suffers its worst council results in at least 40 years. BBC research suggests Labour won 24% of votes cast in England and Wales, behind the Tories on 44% and Lib Dems on 25%. So far Labour has lost 297 councillors and key councils like Reading. Tory gains include Bury and North Tyneside.

Now if only we could count on British conservatives to actually be conservative, in contrast to our own increasingly moonbatty Republican Party.

On a tip from Rob.

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