So I just went back to america to visit my family, and I watched the news and was amazed. I dont even see how it even biased as news, especially fox. It was just opinion shows on all the networks, no actual sit down and read the news style programmes. Oh and they took a commercial break every 5 minutes.  In fact the only reliable source of news Im getting at the moment is from the BBC on BBC world and BBC America.  
 
I always felt it kinda odd that we have a broadcaster funded by the state. That paying the 145 pounds is unfair. Sure the BBC makes excellent TV shows like Top Gear, but it didnt seem worth it. But looking at the quality of the TV on the BBC compared to the quality of the TV on say NBC or CBS with their annoying ads, crappy tv shows and biased news justified the fee for me. 
  
Also having childrens tv, without ads manipulating them to ask their parents to buy the latest toy, with them still being somewhat educated and entertained is great. I do feel the BBC needs to get smaller however, they have way too many channels and the savings could be passed on to us, but I realized the BBC is something we British should all be proud of. 

Its kinda strange isnt it, here we are 3 days past the election results and we still dont know who won, we still have the same government. Now first off its easy to say the Conservatives won. I mean they won the most seats. If you took anyone who isnt European to analyze our election results they would say the sharply dressed man in the blue tie obviously beat the half asleep scruffy looking one. But no, and here we are, Prime Minster Gordon Brown is still the head of HM Government, The Chancellor Alistair Darling is off setting British financial policy on the continent and The Conservatives and Liberals are spending a whole lot of time talking. 
 
Some things are clear however. As much as it annoys me to see Gordon Brown in number 10 after he lost, it is his constitutional responsibility and hes doing the right thing. Gordon Brown whatever the outcome, wont be our Prime Minster in a month (more on that later) and most likely David Cameron will be the Prime Minster. But who lost, and won? We dont worry, I'll break it down. Lets first look at the losers of the 2010 election.      

The Losers

Gordon Brown: Yeah the scruffy looking man we called our Prime Minster for the last 3 years is one of the biggest losers in this situation. Forever we'll look back and say "Theres Mr. Brown, the Prime Minster that never won a single election. I always thought Gordon should have called an election in 2007, after he became leader of the  country. He would have more credibility. But he didnt..... So anyway, we know he won't be Prime Minster for multiple reasons. 

 
 The Conservatives: Yeah what?! The Conservatives are another big loser in the election. Yes, even after they won the popular vote, the most seats and their leader will probably be PM. They lost. The fact of the matter is is that the amount of cuts needed to control the debt will kill the chances of them being re-elected for the foreseeable future. Now I know all the parties proposed cuts, but the conservatives will be the ones who did them. And their record *cough* Thatcher *cough* doesnt help much either.   
 

The Liberal Democrats:  Yeah, they lost too... not only was their election performance a major disappointment for them, some lib dem figures expected them to win 100 seats, but they'll get blamed whatever they do. The Lib Dems only have a few options now, yes they are the kingmakers in this situation, but they're still going to be blamed. And this is why. 

 
1. Join a coalition with the Conservatives: They'll get blamed for spending cuts 
2. Form a pact or with the Conservatives or leave a minority Conservative government: They'll get blamed for not supporting a stable coalition government 
3. Join a coalition with Labour and others to form "progressive alliance": They'll get blamed for supporting the losers and the spending cuts
 
You see whatever the Liberal Democrats do, they're screwed.. 
 
The First Past the Post system:

Yeah, the party that came second has won. You see they can't really take the blame for spending cuts anymore (even though they would have done them) the conservatives will get the blame for them. The Liberals will get lammed for 1 of those 3 reasons and Labour will just sit there. The party of opposition. Now