I am not a pseudo socialist and I am not in awe of toffs so I am not embarrassed to say that I like Boris and I intend to vote for him.
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Originally Posted by BrilloPad
This is who I voted for Siobhan Benita - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia . But she is a woman and Maggie was a woman so she will probably be good. I hope no-one mentione Teresa May!
Nah! I'm far too busy
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Originally posted by AtW View PostNow that's a fresh idea!
And you live in Birmingham so why do you care.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postouch! That was uncalled for - I am a sensitive soul you know! Beyond the big 3 the next was the BNP. But I would rather disembowel myself that vote for them. And if thick people were denied the vote no-one would vote for them.
This is who I voted for Siobhan Benita - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia . But she is a woman and Maggie was a woman so she will probably be good. I hope no-one mentione Teresa May!Benita joined the Civil Service as a graduate "fast streamer" in the Department for Transport in 1996.[1]
In 2006, after 10 years as a policy adviser on transport, local government and environment issues, she moved to Cabinet Office where she worked with the then new Cabinet Secretary, Sir Gus O’Donnell,[5] to improve civil service governance, strategy and communications.[1] During her time in the Cabinet Office she established Civil Service Live,[6] in partnership with CSW publisher Dods.[7] She also founded the Civil Service Awards and "Tabelle", a network for women who work in, or with, the public sector.[6]
In 2009 Benita joined the Department of Health as head of corporate management.[1] She left the department in January 2012 to stand as an independent candidate in the Mayor of London election.[1]
We should be steering away from such creatures imo!
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostGood man, I knew we could rely on your vote.
Churchill
This is who I voted for Siobhan Benita - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia . But she is a woman and Maggie was a woman so she will probably be good. I hope no-one mentione Teresa May!
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWell as I am not voting for the big 3 I almost might not have bothered. I struggle to understand why people think they have to vote conservative or labour. Maybe the vote should be denied to thick people.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostA triumph of democracy.
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