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- Scotland
Who would you vote for in a snap election?
Who would you vote for in a snap election?
- Thread starter Oldmacdonald
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Danllan
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- Location
- Sir Gar / Carms
Conservative - at the moment.
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
The same as I did last time (for the first time ever), Lib Dem. I know it’s safe enough as a protest, as they haven’t a hope of gaining any power, but hell will freeze over before I, as a lifelong Conservative voter, could give a leg up to the clown that they currently have in place as PM.
He has performed exactly as I thought he would, much to my dismay, and I am exasperated as to why some folk only appear to be seeing his true colours now. He is a bungling f*ckwit and in no way leadership material, never has been and never will be.
If only we had a decent opposition, then I might be tempted to vote for them. As it is, I can only hope the bungling clown is thrown on his sword soon, and someone of substance stands up to take his place.
Edit: I’m assuming this thread is about the Westminster Parliament, rather than devolved government elections. If the latter, then probably Plaid, despite them linking up with those eejit Greens, as at least Plaid appear to be able to offer a half decent opposition to Labour in Cardiff)
He has performed exactly as I thought he would, much to my dismay, and I am exasperated as to why some folk only appear to be seeing his true colours now. He is a bungling f*ckwit and in no way leadership material, never has been and never will be.
If only we had a decent opposition, then I might be tempted to vote for them. As it is, I can only hope the bungling clown is thrown on his sword soon, and someone of substance stands up to take his place.
Edit: I’m assuming this thread is about the Westminster Parliament, rather than devolved government elections. If the latter, then probably Plaid, despite them linking up with those eejit Greens, as at least Plaid appear to be able to offer a half decent opposition to Labour in Cardiff)
M-J-G
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A more competent version of Guido Fawkes
M-J-G
Member
I did once think that Boris was just playing the idiot, now I believe that he simply does anything he wants and doesn't give a f**k what anyone thinks as he classes himself immune from consequences.The same as I did last time (for the first time ever), Lib Dem. I know it’s safe enough as a protest, as they haven’t a hope of gaining any power, but hell will freeze over before I, as a lifelong Conservative voter, could give a leg up to the clown that they currently have in place as PM.
He has performed exactly as I thought he would, much to my dismay, and I am exasperated as to why some folk only appear to be seeing his true colours now. He is a bungling f*ckwit and in no way leadership material, never has been and never will be.
If only we had a decent opposition, then I might be tempted to vote for them. As it is, I can only hope the bungling clown is thrown on his sword soon, and someone of substance stands up to take his place.
And he's probably correct.
M-J-G
Member
The Conservatives have done more to risk the split up the UK than any other party has in quite some time
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wanton dwarf
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Anybody that isn't a re-incarnation of the Green Party.
Danllan
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- Location
- Sir Gar / Carms
Blair and Co...
Paddington
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- Location
- Soggy Shropshire
Ginger snap.
It's that Eton background. A la lanterne!!!
- Location
- Beragh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Why have none of the NI parties been included in the poll?
M-J-G
Member
Because you boys are classed as paddys by most folks over here
M-J-G
Member
Possibly, but I think Scotland and NI are less unionist now than they were 10 years ago.
The SNP are putting people off independence for Scotland.
The Conservatives are doing the opposite.
- Location
- Beragh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland
There are such things as a multifaceted identity.
It’s a place apart….
Even the Williams, are classed as Paddy’s, bless. ‘em.
Danllan
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- Sir Gar / Carms
True, and a remarkable irony when one ponders it...
