Whose going to vote Labour today?

[wendigo100]

Yes, most state employees...

Even the armed forces, especially those in Iraq?

[AtW]

Even the armed forces, especially those in Iraq?

Do they also vote to elect local council?

[wendigo100]

Do they also vote to elect local council?

If they have a home here I'd assume so.

Unless they get to vote in the Iraqi elections instead.

[privateeye]

Even the armed forces, especially those in Iraq?

I couldn't if I wanted to. Labour don't make a stand in Wokingham.

[benn0]

Of course.

More of the same please. Continued growth, low inflation, and close to full emplyment.

Much better than the dark days of the eighties.

[Mordac]

>close to full emplyment



As if by magic, the troll re-appeared.

[benn0]

>close to full emplyment



As if by magic, the troll re-appeared.

Like shooting fish in a barrel. Only the fish have better memories and more intelligence.

[hyperD]

>close to full emplyment



As if by magic, the troll re-appeared.

It's like chanting "Bloody Liebour, bloody liebour, bloody liebour" and the token socialist appears.

[madhippy]

i normally do ... today I wasted my vote (lib dems) - no fcking id card for me ...

[DimPrawn]

Of course.

More of the same please. Continued growth, low inflation, and close to full emplyment.

Much better than the dark days of the eighties.

Yes, my house is now rich and my boring old job has been donated to a 3rd world country (India I think).

Thank goodness for New Labour.

New Labour, New Saviour (que Chico).