May 7th

[FatLazyContractor]

It's the equivilent of posting on Mumsnet that tampons are a luxury and all these campaigns to make it zero rated for VAT are all run by fruit loops

You are insulting Natalie Bennet.

[cojak]

He's an EBT punter.

They're all rather gullible by definition over there...

[d000hg]

Yes we do.

I think that's debateable; we need to reduce wastage and efficiency but ideally we'd grow our way out rather than cut our way out. However the other parties don't particularly seem to want to do either.

And I think the only party capable of balancing the budget is UKIP?

No. Fools are seldom lonely.

[rob s]

Yorkshire First.

[SimonMac]

Tories have not commanded a majority for 20 years
UKIP may have a following but wont win many seats 1 or 2
The greens are pathetic, run by a silly woman with no idea of the real world

We have to vote Labour, that's the only way we can change things.

We don't need to have dramatic cuts and we don't need the tory party writing cheques/promises they cant keep.

I have never voted Labour in my life and I am 48, but I will do, because I feel Labour being in power will mean fairness to Britain.

Think this is the correct forum for these kind of posts.

Who says a new govt will mean change?

[SunnyInHades]

Who says a new govt will mean change?

Bring on TorLab

"Tory-Labour Grand Coalition To 'Keep Union'
A Tory peer says a pact should be formed in the event of a hung parliament to stop the SNP provoking a constitutional crisis.

Lord Baker of Dorking said such an agreement could avoid the "nightmare" of a minority Labour administration depending on SNP votes to get English legislation on to the statute book, which would "stretch the constitution of our country to breaking point".

Ain't 'aving no Scottish Bint voting or decidin' on issues that affect England only.

[TestMangler]

Bring on TorLab

"Tory-Labour Grand Coalition To 'Keep Union'
A Tory peer says a pact should be formed in the event of a hung parliament to stop the SNP provoking a constitutional crisis.

Lord Baker of Dorking said such an agreement could avoid the "nightmare" of a minority Labour administration depending on SNP votes to get English legislation on to the statute book, which would "stretch the constitution of our country to breaking point".

Ain't 'aving no Scottish Bint voting or decidin' on issues that affect England only.

[barrydidit]

Yorkshire First.

What have busses got to do with owt?

[TestMangler]

What have busses got to do with owt?

Ah, the old country. I've missed that place

[barrydidit]

Ah, the old country. I've missed that place

Would you like me to bring you a Dopiaza from the Balti?