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Basically, the teachers at our school decided it would be a good idea to have an election for everyone in the school to participate in (most too young to vote)
We had the Greens, Lib Dems, Scum (ahem. 'Labour'), Tories and Commies. The Communists were winning in a landslide victory
However, onto the real election.
I see this time it's a triple vote system, a vote for MP, Government and also Local MP. If I was old enough to vote I'd vote for a Green representative for the local MP as they'd impose their good policies on the environment in the local area, their policies are good - just not suited for government. I'd elect a Lib Dem as an MP because most of their policies are good, just not the Euro policy. Finally, I'd vote a Conservative government
The best party would use the Greens' eco-policy, Lib Dems free-schooling, Labours' tax reduction and the Tories NHS spending. Alas no party exists
In other news, vote Lard for Notable, the smarter way to spend your vote.
Thanks for reading/scim-reading so you can get to the mindless chit-chat at the end
We had the Greens, Lib Dems, Scum (ahem. 'Labour'), Tories and Commies. The Communists were winning in a landslide victory
However, onto the real election.
I see this time it's a triple vote system, a vote for MP, Government and also Local MP. If I was old enough to vote I'd vote for a Green representative for the local MP as they'd impose their good policies on the environment in the local area, their policies are good - just not suited for government. I'd elect a Lib Dem as an MP because most of their policies are good, just not the Euro policy. Finally, I'd vote a Conservative government
The best party would use the Greens' eco-policy, Lib Dems free-schooling, Labours' tax reduction and the Tories NHS spending. Alas no party exists
In other news, vote Lard for Notable, the smarter way to spend your vote.
Thanks for reading/scim-reading so you can get to the mindless chit-chat at the end
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CandyFloss wrote:
> I live/d in Kent!
> I live/d in Kent!
Lib-Dem won it at our school too.
Number of participating voters:
Year 8- 64%
Year 9- 24.6%
Year 10- 40 something
Year 11- " " "
I love mindless chit-chat.
Number of participating voters:
Year 8- 64%
Year 9- 24.6%
Year 10- 40 something
Year 11- " " "
I love mindless chit-chat.
and they say 16 year olds shouldn't get the vote!!
Heh my school did that...Lib-dem won here with Labour coming 2nd. Apparently all 8 year 7 classes voted for Lib-Dem because they gave them free cake and that's what won it for Lib-Dem :P
Well I don't live in Kent, perhaps it's just that the Lib Dems are on a winning streak (for them) at the moment
I live/d in Kent!
One in Kent. :)
Chipseh wrote:
> Lib Dems won our school election too... heh, it'd be weird if we went
> to the same school...
And what school do you go to ?
> Lib Dems won our school election too... heh, it'd be weird if we went
> to the same school...
And what school do you go to ?
Conservatives won at mine.
Because it turned into a popularity contest.
Because it turned into a popularity contest.
Oriental Rib wrote:
> You find conservative good but Labour scum? You're more of a retard
> than I though Smith.
Wake up man
Read a few posts back where I wrote that I changed my mind
God's sake, read the messages sometimes
> You find conservative good but Labour scum? You're more of a retard
> than I though Smith.
Wake up man
Read a few posts back where I wrote that I changed my mind
God's sake, read the messages sometimes
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