general election

[Peter Grummit]

Green. No other option anymore.

Exactly.

That is all.

PG

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

i won't vote for any of the 'big 3' as not one of them appeals to me in any form. Will vote for the 'most' decent sounding minor person, or if there's a relatively attractive woman- her

or just not bother......i think that's what's most likely

 

[BLOCK F]

well, at least we have links with the NHS. My mother worked in it for 40 years and for the life of me I cannot understand why she is a tory (rebelling against her working class roots) and my wife runs an ITU ward and is a million miles away from being a tory having worked in the NHS under them. I very much suspect your father would appreciate the £100k salaries the GPs are now on. Still, who cares as long as MK dons get stuffed.

Drew,we will have to agree to disagree on politics,but at least we agree about MK DONS.
Best Wishes,
Block F.

 

[Storer68]

Does anybody else think it is time for proportional representation in Britain? I know we'll never get it, because it is not in the interests of the two major parties. But at least a PR parliament (if based on the correct system) would arguably represent the views of the people.

It may well repesent the views of the people, but it produces shit, undecisive government

 

[Martinf]

I'd rather nail my bollocks to the mast of a sinking ship than vote BNP.

 

[ATFC Seagull]

if thats a joke its a f***ing shit one. thin ice.

No, it was deadly serious.

 

[drew]

Drew,we will have to agree to disagree on politics,but at least we agree about MK DONS.
Best Wishes,
Block F.

I take it then I haven't convinced you!!!!! Nevermind, up the seagulls.

 

[newhaven seagull 85]

i dont know who i would vote for until i know what their policies are? but i know that i will not be voting for Norman Baker, who was described to me last weekend as a cretinous oily slug and for once i agreed with my future brother in law.

 

[matildaseagull]

why would "Lefties" vote for a non left-wing party?!

Very true. I am a proud "leftie" and consequently wouldn't vote for this Labour party.

 

[Steve Foster]

Anyone except BNP

 

[Don Quixote]

I shall vote for the Labour party.

 

[Snoop Dogg]

Snoop will be voting for Greasy Dave's Blue Army!

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Labour, even though I got a letter today saying my subs are going up.

 

[philsussex]

The amount of votes going Labour's way makes me realise that it is important to vote when it comes to the election.

I thought the Tories would have walked this.

 

[The Voice]

. . . . you get my drift?

Yep. You're an avid Daily Malice (fodder for the ignorant) reader.

 

[SeagullTim]

I shall vote for the Labour party.

 

[pasty]

Its all a complete and utter waste of time anyway. Whoever gets in will continue to f*** up this country of ours. They are all as bad as each other.

Conservative btw.

 

[Driver 8]

Sun readers voting Tory is like turkeys voting for Christmas.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

The amount of votes going Labour's way makes me realise that it is important to vote when it comes to the election.

I thought the Tories would have walked this.

any DECENT opposition would be walking the forthcoming election. It's basically there on a plate, seeing as brown & co are SO unpopular, but somehow the tories aren't walking it, and it looks like it might actually be quite close

says more about the 'blue army' than anything else really

it's like voting between harold shipman and ian huntley in a "most loved person" competition

 

[User removed 4]

Or intelligent, compassionate, fair minded, community spirited, reasonable human beings?

No, he was right the first time.