Who will you be voting for in the next general election? - Page 2

tweetypie/8 · 18-04-2008, 01:05

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Originally Posted by Vlad_Dracul

If there is a BNP candidate in my constituency then i shall vote for him/her. It isnt because i think they will ever form a Government. Its simply because they are the pick of the bunch.

you are welcome to him/her.

**Maggy J** · 18-04-2008, 01:14

I think I shall spoil my paper..or just write none of the above.

Be the first time I never voted properly.

Enuff · 18-04-2008, 01:52

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Originally Posted by Incognitas

I think I shall spoil my paper..or just write none of the above.

Be the first time I never voted properly.

That's what I do, a spoiled vote is a counted vote.

Please add the option to vote "none of the above" or "spoiled vote"

foreverwar · 18-04-2008, 08:10

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Originally Posted by kirk1690

you must be too young to remember the damage the last tory government did to this country, try asking a miner or a steelworker , oh sorry you cant cause there are none!! Do you really think a party led by that upper class twit will be good for britain?

Yes, why should anyone vote for a party led by someone who went to independent school and Oxbridge?

Oh, hold on a minute - I'm talking about Tony Blair, aren't I?

**Rob M** · 18-04-2008, 08:19

If I vote in this election will I actually get the Prime Minister that I voted for or will there be a change part-way through the term where I end up with an unelected replacement running the country?

freezin · 18-04-2008, 08:47

nswatman · 18-04-2008, 08:56

You think Labour are bad, yes it is true, in my opinion they are very bad. The only main problem is that the real reason they are bad is because they are becoming more like the CONservatives. A vote for CONservative is just the same as voting labour.

We need a real party that represents the real working people of this country and I am afraid that Labour and Conservative are not that!

PeteTheMusicGuy · 18-04-2008, 09:36

If I do vote it will be for one of the local parties here but to be honest they are just as useless as the "big three"

Womble · 18-04-2008, 10:50

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Originally Posted by nswatman

We need a real party that represents the real working people of this country and I am afraid that Labour and Conservative are not that!

So true!! But not a leftie/commie party, or a nazi/thug mob
A decent, honest party who are not in the pockets of big business, or who have vested interests.
A party which is concerned about the welfare of the people, but who wont tolerate leeches on society,
Who welcomes immigrants, but controls and removes the spongers and the criminals among them
A party concerned with making things better, not concerned about making more money through taxes.

As for Labour, they have bankrupt this country, once again Labour have left us in debt up to our collective eyeballs, and have taxed us to the hilt, just as they left it last time in the 70's.
And, I believe the Tories will romp home at the next election, unemployment will go up etc etc, it will follow the same pattern as last time. 10 years on they will hand over a thriving economy to Labour who will wreck it once more!!

And the merry-go-round continues!!

handyman · 18-04-2008, 12:20

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Originally Posted by Raistlin

If I vote in this election will I actually get the Prime Minister that I voted for or will there be a change part-way through the term where I end up with an unelected replacement running the country?

I can't really see your point, forgive my understanding of history but did John Major not come in part way through a term of office? I'm sure there are many insatnces of this happening in the past so why bring this up now as an issue?

Conservatives have changed so many times in the past few years I forget who's in charge.

Ohh and the lib dems as well (the top 20 or so even ate at the restaurant I work at the other week).

Damien · 18-04-2008, 12:49

Also Blair send it would be his last term and everyone knew he would not see out the whole 4 years....

Osem · 18-04-2008, 13:36

Can't answer the question yet - the next election could be 2 years away and a hell of a lot can happen in that time. I think the only sensible approach is to wait and see what the various parties are saying/doing and what the state of the economy, the country and indeed the world is at the time.

I am, however, fairly certain I won't be voting for Gordon Brown and his New/Old/Nearly New/Same Old/Labour cronies!!

This sort of question is a bit like asking the opposition parties what their tax regimes will be when they don't at this point know what sort of mess they're quite possibly going to inherit.

Chrysalis · 18-04-2008, 13:49

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Originally Posted by ginge51

Hi all

Me and a few work mates was having a conversation at work today about the government and we all agreed Labour needs to be ousted from power as simply they are not the labour party of old no more.
We all agreed conservatives are the best option.
Who will you be voting for?

there may not be another election.

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Druchii · 18-04-2008, 13:52

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Originally Posted by Chrysalis

there may not be another election.

check out eutruth.org tell me what you think, also google ring of power.

eutruth.org.uk

Salu · 18-04-2008, 14:01

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Originally Posted by RizzyKing

I will be voting tory i have well and truly had enough of this bunch of cretins. Things can only get better my **** they have done more damage in a decade then any other bunch and i doubt anyone will really be sad to see the back of the lot of them.

That could be their exit song too...