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"So I was looking at Advertisement Billboards in Town..."

And I come across a picture of Micheal Howard sleeping, with a dream bubble saying something about slashing schools and hospitals.
The message saying something about imagine waking up to this after election day.Vote for Labour

Well I guess I'd better not vote for Micheal Howard then...


Next I come across one with Tony Blair's face on, with the most evil grin you could ever imagine. This came with a message along the lines off "You're going to trust this man for another 4 years. What WERE you thinking?Vote Conservative

Well, I guess I'd better not vote for Tony Blair then...


Then I come across a few Lib Dem posters:
"We oppose: reaching targets. We propose: reaching patients"
"We oppose: Top up fees. We propose: Education for all" (or something along those lines.)

Sounds good. No Howard or Blair there so I guess I'll...



Okies, so that was a simple minded scenario.
But it does show the attitude of the parties.
To be honest, I don't trust either Blair or Howard at the moment and their nitpicking bull**** throwing attitude doesn't help that at all.

Lib Dems on the other hand seem to be campaigning with/for honesty and constructively.


Now there's the possibility that I'm being taken in by a new form of "bull****", and even with the Lib Dems I wouldn't go as far to take EVERYTHING at face value. But atleast they're campaigning with a hint of twist, rather than basing a whole campaign around it.

So true... while Labour and the Cons are spending more time insulting each other, Libs are actually talking about the major issues - stuff we actually care about.

I'm not quite sure if Libs can become a good leading party, despite avoiding the bickering this election - but with the main two at each others' throats, there isn't much of a choice.