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What party would you vote for tommorow
- Thread starter vulture
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general election not local
The Large One
Who's Next?
Hang on, local or general election?
Where's the option for Green Party, or Socialist Labour, or Respect, or the Seagulls Party?
Where's the option for Green Party, or Socialist Labour, or Respect, or the Seagulls Party?
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Virgo's Haircut
Resident Train Guru
I think I'd abstain.
Tory - Never in a million years
Lib Dems - No way, not in Sussex anyhow.
Labour - Who I have voted for all my life, but am no longer a staunch supporter
If the Seagull Party stood, then I'd vote for them.
Tory - Never in a million years
Lib Dems - No way, not in Sussex anyhow.
Labour - Who I have voted for all my life, but am no longer a staunch supporter
If the Seagull Party stood, then I'd vote for them.
Uncle Spielberg
Well-known member
David Camerons super Blue Army 
The Large One
Who's Next?
Bless those fascist sympathisers. 
Uncle Spielberg
Well-known member
Its high time for a change
The Large One
Who's Next?
Remind me, what do the Tories stand for these days aside from the high probablity of blocking the Falmer Stadium project?Uncle Spielberg said:David Camerons super Blue Army
We're getting a new Prime Minister next year. We're not getting a new Tory Prime Minister until 2010 at the earliest.
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Man of Harveys
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Labour
Herne Hill Seagull
Well-known member
I've always voted Labour, and I've always raged at people who don't use their vote, even it it's just to go into the booth to write 'they're all ****s' on the slip.
However, last time I only voted Labour 'coz the MP for the constituency, Siobhan McDonough, is a good constituency MP, she actually seems to devote most of her time doing work for the voters of her patch. Increasingly I can see why people don't bother, so homogenous are the big two becoming.
I've moved now so, again, it'll depend on the candidates. It'll be Labour if the candidate for the constituency's good, and the 'bunch of ****s' option if not, so disillusioned am I with party politics. The Lib Dems can f*** right off because, rightly or wrongly given my location outside Sussex, I can't separate them in my mind from the damage they've done to my team going back as far as Bellotti.
However, last time I only voted Labour 'coz the MP for the constituency, Siobhan McDonough, is a good constituency MP, she actually seems to devote most of her time doing work for the voters of her patch. Increasingly I can see why people don't bother, so homogenous are the big two becoming.
I've moved now so, again, it'll depend on the candidates. It'll be Labour if the candidate for the constituency's good, and the 'bunch of ****s' option if not, so disillusioned am I with party politics. The Lib Dems can f*** right off because, rightly or wrongly given my location outside Sussex, I can't separate them in my mind from the damage they've done to my team going back as far as Bellotti.
Trufflehound
Re-enfranchised
I would vote Green.
However, the bastards have disenfranchised me. As I have lived outside the UK more than 15 years I have been classified as non-existent.
However, the bastards have disenfranchised me. As I have lived outside the UK more than 15 years I have been classified as non-existent.
Woodchip
It's all about the bikes
Ditto.Rookie said:
surrey jim
Not in Surrey
Monster raving, they make the most sense of all the partys,
The economic Policy
Our team of experts has decided that Income Tax has not proved popular with the public and will therefore be abolished. It was started in order to finance the Napoleonic war in 1799 and we now believe that the time is right to announce the cessation of hostilities with Napoleon. Some of the money left in the coffers will be used to fill in our part of the Channel Tunnel in case no one has mentioned it to the French. Any remaining money will be strategically placed on a horse at the 3-30 at Haydock Park at odds of at least 12/1 in order to see us through until the next election. Income Tax will be officially replaced by people lending the government a bob or two at the end of the week when we’re a bit skint.
The economic Policy
Our team of experts has decided that Income Tax has not proved popular with the public and will therefore be abolished. It was started in order to finance the Napoleonic war in 1799 and we now believe that the time is right to announce the cessation of hostilities with Napoleon. Some of the money left in the coffers will be used to fill in our part of the Channel Tunnel in case no one has mentioned it to the French. Any remaining money will be strategically placed on a horse at the 3-30 at Haydock Park at odds of at least 12/1 in order to see us through until the next election. Income Tax will be officially replaced by people lending the government a bob or two at the end of the week when we’re a bit skint.
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
I feel the economic stability is somewhat flattering on labour. I would vote Tory. I would not want Tax-mad Brown in charge of the country for any longer than possible.
Loft23
New member
I would probably vote for the Green Party. Not too sure about labour because I dont agree with the war, don't know what the tories really stand for and definately not the lib dems for obvious reasons.
Uncle Spielberg
Well-known member
Labour have got the whole country sat down filling in forms
Life After Bobby
New member
Labour