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live in a safe tory seat, find tory candidate to be a prize winker, won't even hold surgeries and replies to my concerns with information from the internet, so I'm thinking of joining tory party to get him de-selected
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Does anyone else spot the flaw in his "logic"?Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAnonymouse is a yet to be discovered small rodent from Peru.
Anyway, must fly. Curry day!
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Nope, spend the time learning how to spell "anonymous" before you move onto more complex topics.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostI respect your right not to vote in a completely anonymouse poll.
Shall I put you down under option 15?
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No it isn't.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostYours is option 15
I'm merely stating that how I vote is none of your business.
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Voting intentions
10No, I'd still vote for the same party50.00%5Labour -> Conservative10.00%1Labour -> Liberal0.00%0Labour -> Other0.00%0Conservative -> Labour0.00%0Conservative -> Liberal0.00%0Conservative -> Other0.00%0Liberal -> Labour10.00%1Liberal -> Conservative10.00%1Liberal -> Other0.00%0Labour -> Won' vote next time0.00%0Conservative -> Won't vote next time0.00%0Liberal -> Won't vote next time0.00%0Didn't vote and won't vote again10.00%1Spare option for the terminally stupid10.00%1Come the next election, has your vote changed since the last one? See poll.
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