The question ios
Do you vote for Labour so they carry on being complete idiots in the mistaken belief we still love them (I never did)
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Do you take your opportunity to give them the bl**dy nose they so richly deserve, but then they make up to what complete [insert-as-appropiate] they have been and then improve in time to inflict another term of New Labour on us.
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Maybe they are old enough to realise whoever you voted for the Government always gets in i.e. more of the sameOriginally posted by OwlHootMaybe they're taking the long-term view - The longer Labour have the opportunity to balls everything up, the longer they'll be out of power once the penny finally drops.
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As long as the debt bubble explodes on Labour's watch.Originally posted by OwlHootMaybe they're taking the long-term view - The longer Labour have the opportunity to balls everything up, the longer they'll be out of power once the penny finally drops.
If not, Mr Thicky Average Voter will throw his hands up in horror at what he thinks the Tories have done, and Labour get back in for even longer.
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Maybe they're taking the long-term view - The longer Labour have the opportunity to balls everything up, the longer they'll be out of power once the penny finally drops.Originally posted by mictechEven on here some votes have been cast for labour, they must have rigged it!
Can we have a recount.
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Even on here some votes have been cast for labour, they must have rigged it!
Can we have a recount.
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Agreed (although I confess to being a long-time Tory man). Anything that weakens them is OK by me.
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Thats me this year. Previously I've done Not Labour and Not the Tories....this year I'm just going with whichever is most damaging to Labour...scarily I think thats going to be the Tories....I've never voted for them beforeOriginally posted by wendigo100Where's the Anyone But Labour option?
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I had a Lib-dem bloke turn up on my doorstep yesterday... on a feckin' bank holiday
That’s good enough reason for me not to vote for the inconsiderate bastards.
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May Local Elections Loom
25I Couldn't Give A Sh*t / Don't Intend to Vote28.00%7Vote Independent Candidate0.00%0Vote Labour12.00%3Vote Conservative28.00%7Vote Liberal Democrat8.00%2Vote UKIP0.00%0Vote Green Party0.00%0Vote BNP12.00%3Vote SNP4.00%1Vote Plaid Cymru8.00%2What's the concensus?
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