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Who will you vote for?  

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  1. 1. Who will you vote for?

    • Conservative
    • Labour
    • Lib Dem
    • Ukip
    • BNP
    • Green
    • Other
    • Not decided yet
    • None of the above


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Notice the Lib Dems are one of the groups who are still waiting to get off the starting block. Do you think we may get some new forum members now at long last :shock::lol:

 

Statistically speaking though if you analyse the votes so far it shows that............. :wink::lol::lol::lol:

 

PS thanks Gary for adding the option I needed.... :D but like you say my opinion and vote has now been cast and as such it is now final and there is no going back now :shock::wink:

 

Sounds somewhat familiar :lol:

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:lol: Wahl: "communist"? :shock: That's a cracker! :lol::lol::lol: Indy: we don't vote for a PM, we each vote for an MP in our constituencies; whoever gets the majority of MPs in Parliament decides the PM and forms the Government. :roll:

 

.....and of course the charismatic appeal of Tony Bliar had nothing to do with the increased Labour vote in 1997? Don't make me laugh, of course people take into account the party leaders when voting for a particular party. This will become apparent when the votes are cast on this unelected Scottish, slack jawed traitor we currently have as our prime minister

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You mean Tory Bliar? The guy who moved Labour so far to the right, you couldn't get a fag paper between the Parties. The fact is, Labour would have won that Election irrespective - why? Cos they weren't Conservative (in name at least); likewise the Tories may win the next one cos they aren't "new" Labour - although the bettings on a hung parliament. :wink:

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You mean Tory Bliar? The guy who moved Labour so far to the right, you couldn't get a fag paper between the Parties. The fact is, Labour would have won that Election irrespective - why? Cos they weren't Conservative (in name at least); likewise the Tories may win the next one cos they aren't "new" Labour - although the bettings on a hung parliament. :wink:

From the voting it appears that the voting public have learnt nothing, we just replace one incompetent party with another and then vote back in the original incompetents. :roll::roll:

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The only choice folk have, is one of style and tone, rather than fundemental substance - and a hung parliament will no doubt deliver some surreal outcomes, like possible Scottish independence. :?:wink:

 

Doubt it Observer, the majority of Scots don't want it....and if by chance it happened.........the M74 southbound would be even busier. :wink:

 

And as I mentioned before, a hung parliament will result in a run on the pound, chaos in the bond markets and a dramatic increase in interest rates, another recession....and an election within two years. So if people wish to risk that by voting L/D, UKIP, BNP, Green etc etc then be it on their heads. Our next government needs a clear mandate and told in no uncertain terms to get the financial mess that we are in sorted out.

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The only choice folk have, is one of style and tone, rather than fundemental substance - and a hung parliament will no doubt deliver some surreal outcomes, like possible Scottish independence. :?:wink:

 

Doubt it Observer, the majority of Scots don't want it....and if by chance it happened.........the M74 southbound would be even busier. :wink:

And that attitude is exactly why the Tories can't win an egg & spoon race in Scotland. :roll:

 

Where are these majority of Scots coming from? I don't believe there has been a poll on independence conducted has there? The only two times a Scottish parliament has been voted upon by the electorate, the majority have said yes please, so a bit of a stretch to try to claim what you have here.

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The only choice folk have, is one of style and tone, rather than fundemental substance - and a hung parliament will no doubt deliver some surreal outcomes, like possible Scottish independence. :?:wink:

 

Doubt it Observer, the majority of Scots don't want it....and if by chance it happened.........the M74 southbound would be even busier. :wink:

And that attitude is exactly why the Tories can't win an egg & spoon race in Scotland. :roll:

 

Where are these majority of Scots coming from? I don't believe there has been a poll on independence conducted has there? The only two times a Scottish parliament has been voted upon by the electorate, the majority have said yes please, so a bit of a stretch to try to claim what you have here.

 

But having a Scottish Parliament is not the same as having Independence.

 

Regarding Polling, here is an interesting website:

 

http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/blog/scottish-independence

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