election 2010

[vulture]

Where is your vote going

 

[vulture]

by the way have you all missed me

 

[Notters]

I didn't realise that this poll was public. Not that I'm that bothered, but can mods correct this please as I don't think it's appropriate.

 

[User removed 4]

I didn't realise that this poll was public. Not that I'm that bothered, but can mods correct this please as I don't think it's appropriate.

Lighten up

 

[Benny Seagull]

spoling my paper.

 

[wellquickwoody]

Unfortunately in Hove there will not be an SNP party I would guess, cos I would definately vote for them!

Independance for the Sweaty's, oh please!

 

[Tesco in Disguise]

BLOCK F, bushy, Hatterlovesbrighton, Igor Gurinovich?, Kelseagull, Marshy, parks, sifry, skipper734, stadiumboy, Trigger, vulture

 

[vulture]

I didn't realise that this poll was public. Not that I'm that bothered, but can mods correct this please as I don't think it's appropriate.

:safeway:safeway

 

[Rookie]

gone with what in my view is the best of a very bad bunch

 

[vulture]

6 voting for brown

 

[Ninja Elephant]

6 voting for brown

9 people voting substance over style, now.

 

[jakarta]

Ideal situation would be Pa Broon & his useless mob out but a Hung Parliament forcing 'Call me Dave' to ditch Osborne & get Vince Cable installed as Chancellor - not quite sure how that is going to happen!

 

[Barrel of Fun]

9 people voting substance over style, now.

What sort of substance?

 

[The Wizard]

It doesn't matter, whoever it is will be hated, as always, simples.

 

[Billy the Fish]

The blue corner. Smaller government, individual responsibility, no more tax and spend

 

[Frutos]

Tory, on the grounds that voting Tory provides the greatest chance of getting rid of that slimy twat Baker.

 

[Ninja Elephant]

What sort of substance?

Just quoting the anti-Cameron support groups. Personally, I don't like Brown. But I don't like Cameron even more, if I'm honest. For political reasons, not personal. Cameron is all about the positive and popular sound bytes without actually talking about what he wants to do with the country, and why he would be a better PM than giving Brown a second term.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Just quoting the anti-Cameron support groups. Personally, I don't like Brown. But I don't like Cameron even more, if I'm honest. For political reasons, not personal. Cameron is all about the positive and popular sound bytes without actually talking about what he wants to do with the country, and why he would be a better PM than giving Brown a second term.

Soundbytes, that is what it is all about.

We had plenty of promises from Labour and they failed to deliver a fair amount. As with all political parties.

I am not convinced that the Conservatives don't know what to do with the country. I think they will be keen to keep their cards close to their chest to avoid any sort of plageurism.

I would like to vote the best candidate of my constituency, but then there is the overlying feeling that you want to have an effect on the outcome of the election, as opposed to the local MP.

I like Brown, but I think he is a spent force, perhaps elevated above his capacity. I am only 29, so haven't been able to vote that often, but the whole thing leaves me feeling a little powerless.

Whoever wins, they have some tough times ahead.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Red corner. Labour are still the good guys. And Brown's ballsofsteel handling of the attempted destruction of our Western capitalist way of life by the enemy within aka the banking sector is the sole reason you're not now rioting in the streets for food like HAITIANS. Fact.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Red corner. Labour are still the good guys. And Brown's ballsofsteel handling of the attempted destruction of our Western capitalist way of life by the enemy within aka the banking sector is the sole reason you're not now rioting in the streets for food like HAITIANS. Fact.

Didn't 'Prudent' throw away the rainy day money and take his eye off the ball in the first place?

I never had you down as a capitalist.