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The author discusses the issues on the Parliamentary elections in February 1974 in Westminster, London, England. The scenarios signified some things about the morale of British politicians and the stability of the economy. The author claimed that the main impression of the 1974 Parliament has been of men and institutions caught at a moment of unusual weakness in the blast of economic and international circumstances.

The article provides information on the political condition of Westminster, England after seeing the result of the February 1974 general election. It states that Labor Party has won the election, gaining 300 seats in the House of Commons, while Conservatives received popular votes. However, it is presented that the winning political parties could not claim ultimate superiority power due to the humiliation of smaller parties.

The author reflects on the negative events that occurred during the February 1974 General Election in Westminster, England. According to the author, the election was drab, and very chilly which resulted inconvenience to the three main political parties, which in turn created a bad image for the country as a whole. He emphasizes that one thing that cannot be held against the election is the unfair outcome.