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Hung Parliament and a lot of angry upset people in Britain right now. A lot. No one with outright power with Gordon Brown possibly slated to stunningly retain the Prime Minister position despite the Labour party having a torrid time (but expected to resign since everyone basically can't stand him over there), as the UK seems primed to have their first Hung Parliament in 36 years. And there has been many complaints on voters being turned back: Watch live video from VIP TV on Justin.tv

Even their supposed counterparts across the Atlantic think they are ridiculous The American right wing's attack on the British National Health Service is now getting a strong rebuke -- from the British right wing, who are joining in on the Twitter campaign of Britons proud of the NHS. Among the many British politicians, journalists and Twitter users chipping in to debunk the attacks on the NHS is now Conservative Party Leader David Cameron, who is heavily favored to win the next election and become Prime Minister. He's now blogged in support of the pro-NHS Twitter campaign: People still care about the issues they care about, and thanks to the internet they can voice their concerns whenever they want. Just look at all the support which the NHS has received on Twitter over the last couple of days. It is a reminder - if one were needed - of how proud we in Britain are of the NHS. Millions of people are grateful for the care they have received from the NHS - including my own family...