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Who would you vote for?
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lib dems I guess.
Tony Blair = too many taxs
Micheal Howard = pole tax man
Tony Blair = too many taxs
Micheal Howard = pole tax man
SHEEPY wrote:
> Think I'd go Lib Dem for General
>
> SSP for Euro and Scottish elections
SSP... why?!
Tommy Sheridan is a sleazy, perma tanned publicity hound who wants to make everything free.
Rosie Kane is... oh I loathe her. She's a treasonous moron who wastes her column and instead of putting anything vaguely political goes on about how Michael Howard looks like vampire and how it isn't nice to call people neds.
The rest are non entities.
> Think I'd go Lib Dem for General
>
> SSP for Euro and Scottish elections
SSP... why?!
Tommy Sheridan is a sleazy, perma tanned publicity hound who wants to make everything free.
Rosie Kane is... oh I loathe her. She's a treasonous moron who wastes her column and instead of putting anything vaguely political goes on about how Michael Howard looks like vampire and how it isn't nice to call people neds.
The rest are non entities.
Think I'd go Lib Dem for General
SSP for Euro and Scottish elections
SSP for Euro and Scottish elections
BNP support is spreading in a very unpleasant fashion, down to the Governments failure to come up with any answers to the illegal immigrants situation. The extreme right are exploiting this to lure in hacked off voters while at the same time keeping the 'british bulldog' skinhead aspect under wraps.
I'll be voting SNP as I always do. Hopefully everyone else decided to vote Lib Dem.
I'll be voting SNP as I always do. Hopefully everyone else decided to vote Lib Dem.
Heh I don't trust Tony Blair alot..
I think the BNP is going to get quite a few gains come next election, in fact if they get someone a bit media savvy in charge of their overall campaigns they could gain quite a bit...
BNP
Just kidding :^p
I wrote to my (tory) MP recently, and was fairly impressed with his response, but I just couldn't bring myself to vote for Howard. If you've seen any of my recentish posts you'll know I'm not about to vote for Blair. Though I would have to think long and hard if it was different Labour member standing for PM.
I'd consider the Lib Dems, though I might not vote for them if they'd looked particularly opportunistic in the campaign run-up.
Probably though, I'd not vote or spoil the ballot. Depending on how lazy I felt.
Just kidding :^p
I wrote to my (tory) MP recently, and was fairly impressed with his response, but I just couldn't bring myself to vote for Howard. If you've seen any of my recentish posts you'll know I'm not about to vote for Blair. Though I would have to think long and hard if it was different Labour member standing for PM.
I'd consider the Lib Dems, though I might not vote for them if they'd looked particularly opportunistic in the campaign run-up.
Probably though, I'd not vote or spoil the ballot. Depending on how lazy I felt.
Our local labour MP is a complete idiot. Got voted in in 1997 and made a song and dance about Labour's university ideas such as no top up fees etc. Of course she voted in favour this year...
"nadettes"
:D
:D
I'm a conservative voter but I tend to vote for the person rather than the party. If a MP is standing in my borough I'd kick them in the nads or nadettes and tell 'um to get lost, though in seriousness; if one candidate is better than another (in theory with rhetoric the only guidline) then I'll vote for them, regardless of their affiliation. Of course I wouldn't vote BNP etc but you get my point.
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