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Old 01-03-2010, 11:32 AM #2
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Neither.

In my constituency the two biggest parties are the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats. Apparently UKIP are on the rise, too.

Now here's the thing - generally I'm a Conservative and have fairly conservative leanings. However I'd say I was closer to the centre of the left/right scale than the right - so I'm generally a fan of neo-conservatism.

Unfortunately, I think Cameron is basically Blair 2.0 but without the charm and with a history of ignorant voting. He's voted against gay adoption and civil partnerships in the past, and whilst he has a face of saying his views have changed, I don't buy it.

So for me it's better the devil you know and I'd rather Labour stayed in power - but I'll probably vote Lib Dem if at all.
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