Tory victory after ratification would mitigate referendum risk
Delaying a Conservative election victory until after the Lisbon Treaty has been ratified would either stop the Tories holding a referendum or severely limit the extent to which a "No" vote could impact detrimentally on Britain's interests in Europe.
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What should Labour do next? »What should Labour do next?
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Who should lead Labour into the next General Election? »Who should lead Labour into the next General Election?
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Gordon Brown »Gordon Brown
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Changing leader means snap election against party/national interest »Changing leader means snap election against party/national interest
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An immediate election is not in the national interest »An immediate election is not in the national interest
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Immediate Conservative victory is not in national interest »Immediate Conservative victory is not in national interest
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Victory would let Tories hold referendum on Lisbon Treaty immediately »Victory would let Tories hold referendum on Lisbon Treaty immediately
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Tory victory after ratification would mitigate referendum risk
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