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"If there was a General election tomorrow"

Who would you vote for?

Just minor note to those people who say they have lost interest in the democratic system; if you don't want to vote for anyone then at least still go to the poll and spoil your ballot card. If you just sit at home your lazy.

I would usually vote Tory but at the moment I am waiting for them to sort themselves out. Thus I would spoil my ballot card.

Mr Snuggly wrote:
> That's why I like London, it's got character. Sure, it's covered in
> grime and grafitti, but that's it's charm, isn't it? If you took it
> all away and made it nice and clean and shiny, it'd probably end up
> being Toronto or something. And nobody wants that.

Character? Charm? *&it hole more like. You go abroad and that's rarely the image of other capital cities, heck, even most normal cities.

SHEEPY wrote:
> Who would you vote for?

Lib dem, as I have voted for the past twelve years.

Icarus wrote:
> Yep, Howard is a cool guy.
ive met him,he isnt.exactly what you would expect a politician to be like.

No, nobody wants Paris.

That's why I like London, it's got character. Sure, it's covered in grime and grafitti, but that's it's charm, isn't it? If you took it all away and made it nice and clean and shiny, it'd probably end up being Toronto or something. And nobody wants that.

Silent-Scope wrote:
> some trains are graffitied (if thats the right word) and or littered

That is not the government's fault though.

I'm 18 so i have to vote... but most of them are not like 'wow let's vote for them'.
But i'm so sick and tired of labour, apparently London doesn't get enough funds some people say london is the best city in the world but yeah right, compared to some other countries our transport is so terrible our trains are slow, some train tracks and some trains are graffitied (if thats the right word) and or littered, the city stinks like smoke, people dump litter almost everywhere, and some buildings REALLY need a facelift.
For god's sake this is 2004 and we're behind alot of cities in terms of being more modern!

To be honest, I have no idea.

I'm quite against voting Michael Howard, A lot of the conservative policies are too far'fetched for my liking.

SHEEPY wrote:
> I think people fail to remember that they humped the country in their
> 18 years in power.

Maybe, but with New Labour it's like gang rape...