Ricex
Sergeant
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yeah it's done, but it ain't pretty.
Coalition goverment with two partys that politically don't have that much in common with one another.
They've put the head back on the chicken, now we'll see if it can walk.
Sterling came back up to that 1.50 mark yesterday on the news, the markets like 'conservative prime ministers,' but in my opinion it's going to be a rocky road that takes us through this summer, all this back slapping and bi-partisan power sharing will quickly give way to fudge politics.
I think the Pound needs to stay under 1.50 for the benefit of the country.
Coalition goverment with two partys that politically don't have that much in common with one another.
They've put the head back on the chicken, now we'll see if it can walk.
Sterling came back up to that 1.50 mark yesterday on the news, the markets like 'conservative prime ministers,' but in my opinion it's going to be a rocky road that takes us through this summer, all this back slapping and bi-partisan power sharing will quickly give way to fudge politics.
I think the Pound needs to stay under 1.50 for the benefit of the country.
