How will you vote in the next election?

[Brighton Breezy]

Just wondering...

 

[CHAPPERS]

I shall be voting for Strike, I like the cut off his gib.

 

[Highfields Seagull]

By placing an X in a box.

 

[Biscuit]

New Labour.

Domestically I think things are running along smoothly..why change?

 

[Bobby's Gull]

Spoil it.

 

[Dover]

Labour.

 

[Yorkie]

Whichever gets Norman Baker out of office which may have to be Tory

 

[Stinky Kat]

Green

 

[Biscuit]

Green

I believe Keith Taylor has been sacked hasn't he? I interviewed him for my documentary, no idea what he's on about.

 

[Titanic]

New Labour.

Domestically I think things are running along smoothly..why change?

You don't have kids at school, or use NHS hospitals, or live in fear of rising violent crime, or resent paying higher taxes for poorer services then ??

You are looking forward to identity cards, detention without trial, millions of £££'s of taxpayers money spent on the YES to European constitution campaign, similarly on EURO membership, further illegal miltary intervention in the Middle East ??

Why change indeed ??

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

can't be arsed. It doesn't make any difference in any case.

 

[Brovion]

Labour - and hope they'll re-nationalise the railways, power and water companies.

 

[Storer68]

with a pencil

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Option one (New Labour but only IF we get Falmer beforehand) won't to be on offer if 5 May is election day.

Thanks to the Lib Dems on Lewes District Council, the resumed Public Inquiry will drag on until the middle of March, making it impossible for the Inspector to submit his report until after the election has been called.

And no major decisions can be announced during an election campaign.

 

[3gulls]

Option one (New Labour but only IF we get Falmer beforehand) won't to be on offer if 5 May is election day.

Thanks to the Lib Dems on Lewes District Council, the resumed Public Inquiry will drag on until the middle of March, making it impossible for the Inspector to submit his report until after the election has been called.

And no major decisions can be announced during an election campaign.

Won't that be a big problem, as i understood that 2 jags was standing down from ODPM after the next election?

 

[Braders]

really not sure i need to pay more attention to politics !

probably ask you lot on the day....

 

[Yorkie]

Won't that be a big problem, as i understood that 2 jags was standing down from ODPM after the next election?

Understanding based on what?

 

[kalinski]

sadly for the first time in my adult life i don't know who to vote for. I doubt whether i can ever vote labour ever again Tory, er i mean Labour, er actually i can't tell the difference any more

 

[3gulls]

Understanding based on what?

I'm sure that it was on TV or in the papers some time ago.

 

[The Large One]

Won't that be a big problem, as i understood that 2 jags was standing down from ODPM after the next election?

Not necessarily.

One. The decision about the stadium is taken with an view to current government policy - whoever the DPM is. Which is good news for us if we want Falmer, cos Falmer 'ticks all the boxes'.

Two. If he is going to stand down, he will do it now. Prescott will probably stand down as DPM at the same time Blair stands down as leader. The Deputy Leader of the Labour Party is ELECTED, not appointed. Labour probably wouldn't bother its arse to go through an election in mid-term.