Who Would You Vote For?

[Dover]

If there was a general election next month who would you vote. For me it is still Labour. I could never vote Tory, due to my background, and the Liberals really helped the Falmer fight.

I'm not asking for any reasons or rationale, but I am interested to see a poll.

 

[Vatican Citys No.2 Keeper]

If i was old enough, although the lib dems were total fother muckers with falmer, they have the best policies in my opinion, but with ming "the merciles" at the helm i'd have to vote for the bonny scot & labour.

 

[supaseagull]

From a football perspective, both the Lib Dems & the Tories have royally f*cked this club in the past and they'll never get my vote.

Brown seems to have his head screwed on and should be given a chance.

 

[Stinky Kat]

god there all shit. Two sets of right wing loonies and the barstard lib dems. God what a bloody choice - other for me but dont know who

 

[Vatican Citys No.2 Keeper]

god there all shit. Two sets of right wing loonies and the barstard lib dems. God what a bloody choice - other for me but dont know who

monster raving loonies never done nought to harm flamer campaign?

 

[Stinky Kat]

dont think they stand in hastings - we get the 'big 3' greens or BNP

 

[Scotty Mac]

i quite like david cameron - but maybe that is because he is a cannabis user, quite attractive, and makes me think back to the glory days of the 1999-2000 season

 

[Tesco in Disguise]

difficult choice

obviously not tory - i'm not quite enough of a kunt

labour - not sure about brown. his speech has been far too flag-waving.

lib dems - best policies but sadly not a credible choice.

 

[Simster]

difficult choice

obviously not tory - i'm not quite enough of a kunt

labour - not sure about brown. his speech has been far too flag-waving.

lib dems - best policies but sadly not a credible choice.

I agree with most of that. Except that not all Tories are twunts I guess.

As for Brown, yes there was flag waving - but I much prefer him to Blair and confidentally expect him to actually implement some credible policies as well as not simply doing as he's told by the American government.

 

[Questions]

I agree with most of that. Except that not all Tories are twunts I guess.

As for Brown, yes there was flag waving - but I much prefer him to Blair and confidentally expect him to actually implement some credible policies as well as not simply doing as he's told by the American government.

Scrap tuition fees...................... I`m for that.

 

[Man of Harveys]

Labour, more than ever. Just need to get out of Iraq too. Lib Dems promise the earth with their pie in the sky policies because there's zero chance of their even being held to account on the delivery of them - they're fantasists and onanists in equal measure. Tories are not actually human.

 

[Lokki 7]

I will vote Labour for the first time in my life. Didn't like Kinnock or Blair but Brown gets the Lokki love. Used to vote Lib Dem but they are now truly washed up and hopelessly unelectable, then of course there is Falmer.

 

[Brovion]

Labour. I always vote Labour, apart from one dreadful European election when I voted Scum, i.e the intellectually-bankrupt, narrow-minded, oppose anything, Greens. God I was thick.

 

[Scoffers]

Where is the option for the Seagulls Party ?

 

[SurreySeagulls]

Labour for me, always has been but here in Guildford they will never get in. Too many stuck up the arse Torries to let that happen plus flowery Lib Dems always seem to do well and I will NEVER vote for Lib Dems for the way those w@nkers behaved over Falmer.

 

[NS Herald]

Labour for me, always has been but here in Guildford they will never get in. Too many stuck up the arse Torries to let that happen plus flowery Lib Dems always seem to do well and I will NEVER vote for Lib Dems for the way those w@nkers behaved over Falmer.

Similar situation for me in Horsham. Has always been Tory Blue and I suspect always will be. Strange that although we do live in a democracy there are parts of this country where it doesn't feel like it.

 

[NMH]

The Tories have been coming out with "special offer - vote us and pay no interest for 4 years!!" bullshit, showing how desperate those lying bastards are. Anything Labour do they shoot down automatically, even though you know they'd do exactly the same or worse, if they were in.
They wouldn't even represent 95% of the people, if they were in power - and they certainly wouldn't represent me.

Liberals talk a good game, and loads of great wordplay and cliche, but I doubt they have the experience or preparation to take control of the country. They will always be a second division team.

I can only see one party to vote for, personally.

 

[Goodfella]

I have always voted Labour, although i thought Blair definitely had his head deep in the Bush, hopefully Brown wont be so pally with the ****.

So, Labour it is.

 

[MattBackHome]

Gordon

 

[Lokki 7]

I can only see one party to vote for, personally.

National Socialists?