nick kleg. he was the star of the last election, 2010. this time, he has been dogged by the the pledges that he broke on tuition fees for university students. and of course the liberal democrats used to get part of the protest vote from those who wanted to have nothing to do with the two major parties. since they have been in coalition, they re part of the political establishment so they have lost out from that. the one leader who really made the biggest impact on this campaign one who is not standing for westminster parliament, nicholas sturgeon. she looks to be on target. pretty well wipe out labor. north of the border. and that s ben a significant achievement. she has been the one everyone has been talking aable. if ed miliband can t bring it to approaching par, she will be a figure in the politics to come. ed miliband will be well served to negotiate parliament,
to create a coalition government with parties historically on the fringe or the outskirts. scottish national party, headed by nicholas sturgeon, the u.k. independence party, nigel forage, and part of the outgoing government, headed by nick kleg. a lot of thor use that filled airwaves and rhetoric the past few weeks have been driven by some of those parties. what are thoser use? how might it affect the outcome of the election? let s bring in cnn contributor robert oakley, cnn, long time cnn viewers, will recognize him. nice new have you here. good morning to you. good morning, errol. with all the shackkeup, is a one excited about election, doesn t seem much driving it other than outside party. for an election which has so many possible outcomes it has been an extraordinary thing, the