The BBC and Reality

Gordon Bennett, are there no adults at the BBC? The election itself was hardly slick or decisive but the BBC are being wilful in their disregard for reality. I have just seen a report in which they decided that people didn't vote Lib Dem to support a particular party, no they voted against the Tories. Hence they are now angry that their party (or should that be the one they voted for which wasn't Tory) are now in partnership with Conservatives.

This is similar to the crazy logic voiced by a number of simpletons who keep saying that most people didn't vote Conservative. The problem is of course that if you run with the argument, most people didn't vote Conservative, fewer people voted Labour and fewer still Lib Dem. So the party most people voted for, is the Conservatives. How else do we decide on government?

The BBC should just be amazed at how many seats, even with the skewed boundaries and the paid voters that Labour have engineered, their beloved left leaning party achieved. Strange indeed to place any continued trust in people who have let you down on every single thing they touched, but there you have it. The BBC.