Kwame Brown

Why the British 2010 General Election was always going to result in a coalition government

The United Kingdom general election of May 2010 was unique in that no single party managed to gain enough votes to create a majority government. A hung parliament had been predicted by many journalists and political analysts and fears soon began to spread across the British media over the problems often associated with hung parliaments. At a time when a strong, functional government would prove to be essential in bringing Britain back to economic prosperity in the future, many Conservative More