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Shasown · 20-04-2010, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Sophii3x

Got my card in the post yesterday, my first year as a voter!

When I was younger I always thought that I'd vote for Plaid Cymru but they have no chance. So Labour for me.. the Conservatives will ruin this country, look at what they've done in the past! I just don't trust them one bit. David Cameron comes across as a total twat and I know Gordan Brown isn't perfect but at least he doesn't sugar-coat.. I'd prefer him to keep this country going than any sly Tory.

Yes Indeed the Conservatives go in and sort out the mess Labour leave, trouble with unions, country almost bankrupt, economy on its knees. Oh would you look at that the spirit of 1979 rearing its head in 2010.

Lucy. · 20-04-2010, 03:59 PM

I will vote Liberal.
I personally believe in their policies and I think Nick Clegg is an amazing leader.
Did you watch the debate?
I thought he was amazing!
David Cameron however.... not my cup of tea!

Stu · 20-04-2010, 04:56 PM

I can't vote, coz' I'm a leprachaun and stuff, but as an observer of British politics I would go with Nick Clegg.

Shaun · 20-04-2010, 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by NettoSuperstar!

Lol...come on your a bright boy...anyone but Tory is the correct decision!

To be honest I keep changing my mind. In my constituency the only two really viable candidates are Conservative and Lib Dem (they're very close; Lib Dem currently hold the seat).

I can see why everyone finds the Lib Dems appealing - they're an alternative to the current two. But they always have been - and it's very easy to appear 'different' if different is all you've ever been - and all you've ever been for a reason. They're flimsy, their policies are concrete but banal.

However, Cameron irks me. And some of the Tory policies [particularly immigration and civil rights] also disagree with me.

I think I'll have to base my decision on...*shudder*...LOCAL ISSUES

Angus · 21-04-2010, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Lewis.

I think that we need to stabilise a bit before dramatic change. I think that Gordon Brown is actually trying to sort things out and is indeed picking up after Tony Blaire's mess. Times are hard for the government so I'd rather see someone who has experience back for 4 of the most vital years in economic history.. rather than an in-experienced party. I think that once the economy is safe and sound and back on it's feet.. then we can start to think about changing everything.

Tony Blair's mess was hugely contributed to by the unelected walking disaster that is Brown. He was the Chancellor of Exchequer under Blair so is hugely instrumental in causing the financial chaos we are now in. 13 years of Labour misrule has resulted in the poor getting poorer, the unions getting a strangehold again, and a government hell bent on ignoring the genuine concerns of its people whilst getting caught with their collective greedy paws in the national till. I seriously wonder about the sanity of anyone who is even remotely considering voting this bunch of useless, incompetent, self serving clowns back in to finish the job of burying England for good.

Angus · 21-04-2010, 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by SweetasCandee

I will vote Liberal.
I personally believe in their policies and I think Nick Clegg is an amazing leader.
Did you watch the debate?
I thought he was amazing!
David Cameron however.... not my cup of tea!

Yeah I watched the debate - talk about style over substance. Clegg has done a great job of covering up his upper class etonian credentials and pretending to be down with the peasants. Considering he and members of his party were the biggest offenders in the expenses fiasco, he is hardly in a position to take any sort of moral high ground.

Angus · 21-04-2010, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Jonathan.

Labour.

I can't stand Cameron and if they get in power, I'm scared that they'll shut everything down, again. I like Gordon Brown and I actually think he's trying to do something about the problems in today's economy and other issues. Also, Nick Clegg is talking sense on the Leaders' Debate, but the Lib Dems and Conservatives in power will be a slap in the face.

Brown was foisted on the public as an UNELECTED Prime Minister, having ballsed up the economy whilst Chancellor of Exchequer. If the Labour Party had any integrity whatsoever there would have been an immediate general election when Blair resigned, instead of lumbering us with that jackass.
I note you are Scottish - would that be why you are so keen to see him back in power, considering the amount of handouts we English have to send north of the border without any reciprocation?

NettoSuperstar! · 23-04-2010, 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Shasown

A bit obvious that given there are far more ordinary people than there are extremely rich. Durrrr

Yes so who should get looked out for first?...For the Tories the priorities are skewed

setanta · 23-04-2010, 01:49 PM

Was that second tv debate on yet? Did I miss it or is it on tonight?

Crimson Dynamo · 23-04-2010, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by setanta

Was that second tv debate on yet? Did I miss it or is it on tonight?

did you not watch any news over the last 48 hours or listen to any radio or read a paper?>?

setanta · 23-04-2010, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

did you not watch any news over the last 48 hours or listen to any radio or read a paper?>?

Nah, not when it concerns British politics lol. Just like the odd look from time to time.

Claymores · 23-04-2010, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

did you not watch any news over the last 48 hours or listen to any radio or read a paper?>?

he /she was hiding in his bunker before the white militay jumbos full of Jehovahs Witnessess nuked him

48 hours would be a good thing flashforward - wish you'd to;ld me Hamburg were gonna fail to score against the English before I losy £500 on it LT