Where does this leave the Coalition? - Page 3

cmonstanley · 11-12-2011, 21:16

if there was an election i dont think it will be a walkover as civil servants past and present will vote tactically against the tories.people affected with the cuts will vote anybody but tory.anybody in a union will vote aginst tory as the tories are trying to destroy their working rights which is near the root of their opposition to europe. looks like whoever is in power will have to rely on the unionists and nationalists for a majority.

cashman · 11-12-2011, 21:22

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

if there was an election i dont think it will be a walkover as civil servants past and present will vote tactically against the tories.people affected with the cuts will vote anybody but tory.anybody in a union will vote aginst tory as the tories are trying to destroy their working rights which is near the root of their opposition to europe. looks like whoever is in power will have to rely on the unionists and nationalists for a majority.

Would love yeh to be correct, but can't see owt but a Tory walkover.

jaysay · 12-12-2011, 09:26

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Would love yeh to be correct, but can't see owt but a Tory walkover.

You've got to make exceptions for C'Mon cashy, after all he actually thinks Rangers are a power in world football

accyman · 12-12-2011, 16:32

personally i dont want labor anywhere near power while milliband is in control of the party he would more than likely sell us further down the river to europe.

It would be interesting though to see who the liberal wet heads would vote for now they have been totally betrayed by their party

cashman · 12-12-2011, 17:40

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personally i dont want labor anywhere near power while milliband is in control of the party he would more than likely sell us further down the river to europe.

closely followed by our own M.P.

jaysay · 12-12-2011, 17:44

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closely followed by our own M.P.

Don't think our illustrious Member of Parliament would relish a General Election just now or in the near future

Wynonie Harris · 12-12-2011, 20:00

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personally i dont want labor anywhere near power while milliband is in control of the party he would more than likely sell us further down the river to europe.

Although I wouldn't disagree with you, could you name any potential Labour leader who WOULDN'T sell us further down the river to Europe?

accyman · 12-12-2011, 20:26

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Although I wouldn't disagree with you, could you name any potential Labour leader who WOULDN'T sell us further down the river to Europe?

No and thats the problem.Labour are no longer the party for the people unless those people are from another country.

Even our own local lad scewed us over in a heartbeat over europe so what hope is there of finding anyone who wouldnt screw us over further

jaysay · 13-12-2011, 08:52

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Although I wouldn't disagree with you, could you name any potential Labour leader who WOULDN'T sell us further down the river to Europe?

The funny thing was Millipede was attacking Cameron yesterday, but wouldn't say what he would have done, then eventually intimated he'd have probably done the same

jaysay · 13-12-2011, 08:56

Well looking at numerous opinion polls since last week, wonder if our illustrious MP still thinks 95% of people still don't give a damn about our involvement in Europe, care to answer Graham, we know your watching

Margaret Pilkington · 13-12-2011, 09:07

I asked that question Just after the brown stuff hit the fan on Thursday....answer came there none. Don't hold your breath John.....you are more valuable than he.

jaysay · 13-12-2011, 09:12

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

I asked that question Just after the brown stuff hit the fan on Thursday....answer came there none. Don't hold your breath John.....you are more valuable than he.

Certainly wouldn't be holding my breath for some one who has scant regard for those who elected him and chose to take the safe party line to ensure his political career is still on course, Party before people is Grahams yardstick,

Margaret Pilkington · 13-12-2011, 09:47

I think that (or more honestly, hope that) the electorate of Accrington and surroundidn districts have learnt a summary lesson, that what makes a good councillor does not necessarily make a good MP.
GJ was a little fish in a small pond up here......and by all accounts did a sterling job for his ward. The little fish when put into the aquarium that is the Palace of Westminster is a totally different scenario....the little fish got swallowed by the dogma of the party......he 'forgot' about the little people back home...those he was down there to represent.
Lesson learned???? You tell me.

jaysay · 13-12-2011, 09:55

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

I think that (or more honestly, hope that) the electorate of Accrington and surrounding districts have learnt a summary lesson, that what makes a good councillor does not necessarily make a good MP.
GJ was a little fish in a small pond up here......and by all accounts did a sterling job for his ward. The little fish when put into the aquarium that is the Palace of Westminster is a totally different scenario....the little fish got swallowed by the dogma of the party......he 'forgot' about the little people back home...those he was down there to represent.
Lesson learned???? You tell me.

I remember one so called big fish in a small pond going down to the big city to become a small fish swimming with sharks in the big sea, the only thing is this guy wasn't blown of course of representing the people who actually put their trust in him to represent them. I here that Ken Hargreaves is on the look out for some one to clean his shoes, believe me Graham Jones has no need to apply, he'd never come close to the standard required

cashman · 13-12-2011, 10:17

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Certainly wouldn't be holding my breath for some one who has scant regard for those who elected him and chose to take the safe party line to ensure his political career is still on course, Party before people is Grahams yardstick,

I could understand G.J. ignoring if accrington was known as a "Militant Hotbed"

it aint,never has been,never will be, When Keva Coombes ventured this way,that showed to me how Militancy is regarded in these parts, we just got n ordinary town,wi ordinary people, n too ignore those,i regard as very poor.