The Conservatives are a centralist party, so they aren't extreme one way or the other.The Conservatives got 51% of the vote, not 37%.What an idiotic result......
Tories get less than 37% of the vote...yet they will govern the country.
Not a single solitary policy they pass will have true legitimacy.
Just as nothing the US Senate passes does.
Labor got 36%.
Yes the Conservatives won big in spite of their news media saying it would be a close vote.
Looks like the world is fed up with the socialists for right now.
Conservatives won big in Australia, Israel and now the U.K.
I bet that Obama is not happy at all that Netanyahu and Cameron are still in power.
Despite the fail attempt of far left posters to misrepresent the facts as they always do.
After the elections the Conservatives control 51% of parliament. The Labour party (Tony Blair's old party) controls 36% of parliament.
However some need to understand that the Conservatives in Britain are more like the almost extinct Blue Dog Democrats here in the US or social conservatives like the log cabin republicans.
In the eyes of America's "conservatives", most of the world's conservative parties (except America's and Israel's) are much like they what call RINOs, in other words, more in the mainstream (centralist).
I'm not saying I have ever been a Republican, but I did used to vote Republican more than I do now. Now, I vote for moderate Republicans and also moderate Democrats.
As G5000 pointed out, sometimes having multiple parties can screw things up. But then considering that both parties have veered to the extreme right and left, I wouldn't mind seeing a more so centralist party as most Americans are more so centralist/moderates. Here we have the largest voting bloc in the country with little to no representation in their country's political system. No wonder there so so much dissatisfaction with Congress (about 75% dissatisfied). The polarized divide is too large, therefore no to little cooperation and nothing really gets done. That's called a broken system. It needs to be fixed.