[Politics] If there was a General Election tomorrow ?
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- Jul 10, 2003
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Between you and me, I think we've found the HQ of the Anti growth coalition
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I've tried to reply to this post a few times, and haven't but I think I will go with
Don't vote for him, use your vote to get more of the same, that'll certainly show him how angry you are
macbeth
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will be voting tactically based on whoever is best placed to defeat the tories where I live
Biscuit Barrel
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I new I could count on your vote.
aolstudios
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As would I. But I'm in Kemptown ward & have LRM, who I despise.
Genuinely conflicted
GrizzlingGammon
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- Dec 15, 2018
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It would have to be Labour, unless Lib Dems made a sudden impact.
It would be a groundbreaking Tory loss if it were to happen as my constituency has been Tory for over 100years.
It would be a groundbreaking Tory loss if it were to happen as my constituency has been Tory for over 100years.
Weststander
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He’s awful.
Thankfully I’m in Lucas land.
I wish the Greens would make a longterm concerted effort to get their second MP (for BKT). I met their candidate in 2015, he was a lightweight with zero charisma.
pocketseagull
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- Dec 29, 2014
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Vote Green as I'm in Lucas land and think it's good to have her voice in Parliament. Otherwise I can't imagine looking at this Government and choosing to sit the next General Election out. Just how bad do things have to get to make you vote for a change?
aolstudios
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Tbf, I've had dealings with a few of the greens & they have an alarming amount of proper loons. Some quite sinister.
I think Caroline Lucas is a one off, sadly
jakarta
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Don't quite understand your post. I think it is clear that a spoilt vote means I don't want any of them.I've tried to reply to this post a few times, and haven't but I think I will go with
Don't vote for him, use your vote to get more of the same, that'll certainly show him how angry you are
Arundel & South Downs will never be anything but Tory but a vastly reduced majority in such a safe seat may concentrate some minds...
banjo
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Where’s the option for bring back Boris. 
Who is leading the Conservative Party into this election?
Weststander
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The BKT candidate I met fitted that description. A strange character, who got into party politics later in life, without a practical bone in his body and slippery.
Weststander
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It’s hugely Tory with swathes of very wealthy, lots of fox hunting tossers and also a big Brexit area.
60% in the poll voted labour (so far). Of the first 20 posting comments, none are voting labour.
Dry your eyes.
It's LABOUR!!!!!!
Dry your eyes.
It's LABOUR!!!!!!
aolstudios
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Sounds like most I met. Some of them drunk on their tiny morsel of power too.
Weird bunch
Weststander
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I kind of worked with professionals who were part of Brighton area and south coast conurbation economic fora. Good people who wanted this city and wider region to thrive, lots of skills and serious intents.
They had bizarre stories on how Green celebs, also Fanshawe and former BHCC CEO Panter (who behind the scenes couldn’t stand the Albion), behaved at these meetings and conferences. Stuff like trying to outdo each other on who could arrive most late …. contrived look at me moments on entering the auditorium.
Labour had a good candidate before Moyle in Nancy Platts, but Simon Kirby had her beating.
atfc village
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Wouldn't know atm ,but fully expect a Labour /Snp/Lib coalition . Sir Keir will promise Nippy a referendum to form a government.