Less than a week before the general election in the United Kingdom, Prime Minister Teresa May's Conservative Party maintains a 4-point lead over Jeremy Corbyn's Labor Party.  The seat projections show the Conservatives comfortably ahead, but short of a parliamentary majority. It wasn't supposed to be this close.  When Prime Minister May called for the snap election five weeks ago, the Conservatives enjoyed a 24-point lead over Labor.  But thanks to plummeting approval numbers for May, the election is moving toward an avowed socialist and admirer of communists, Mr. Corbyn. The chances are rising that the Conservatives will come up short of a majority and be forced to attempt to forge a coalition government or try to rule as a minority party. C orbyn has already said he will not entertain the idea of forming a coalition, which complicates matters for May. The Express: Jeremy Corbyn has stressed his stance on "pacts and...(Read Full Post)