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It was their key election promise. They plastered it all over their literature, it was the entire key to their success - they won the young people's vote directly as a result. Then they got a sniff of power and reneged on the one promise their electorate cared about. It was a power grab, plain...

I decided to study on the basis of their promise, their key pledge. A decision and betrayal which has personally, and directly, cost me tens of thousands of pounds. I would vote for them if they got back into power, apologised for their betrayal and lies, and refunded me the amount I was tricked...

I do, but I voted Libs specifically against that policy. Tories made no secret of their plans, I disagreed with them so there was no way they'd have gotten my vote. Then the Libs got into bed and it was a genuine betrayal for me, with a direct and immediate impact on my finances for the...

I hear you and if Labour were strong opposition I'd vote for them to get the Conservatives out. But they really aren't, as I view them. I'd rather maintain a status quo than a dangerous unknown. I want to vote Labour again and am closer to ever under Starmer, if that helps?

Yeah? Why's that?

Not a bad pitch, though. Quite smart when you think about it. He only needs to meet one in ten with an active dislike of the French and he has a warm lead, without even mentioning his product. Bet he did quite well off that gimmick.

I don't think Labour are ready to step into an ongoing pandemic crisis. I am never voting Lib Dem again after what Clegg did with my student debt, his lies and power grab. The Greens have consistently shown they aren't fit to run a council, let alone government. No other choice but to vote for...