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Lampman · 08-03-2005, 09:06

Well a varied response,nice to see I am not the only one pondering.Yes of course it is our earned right to vote,my parent's generation would be appalled at anyone not wishing to.
I will just have to keep an open mind until the day,perhaps the answer would be for Tony to join Cherie on the lecture circuit and leave someone who has a renewed interest in leading the party(and the country).
On the rare occasion I see televised Parliament,I shudder to see the howling masses who represent us.
At the end of the day it all boils down to jobs for the boys(and girls) anyone with a genuine interest in bettering our lot is soon corrupted into Whitehall speak.
Perhaps one day we will see a change,but from which direction will it come?

08-03-2005, 09:06	#13
Lampman Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 567 Liked: 3 times Rep Power: 556	Re: Election Quandry. Well a varied response,nice to see I am not the only one pondering.Yes of course it is our earned right to vote,my parent's generation would be appalled at anyone not wishing to. I will just have to keep an open mind until the day,perhaps the answer would be for Tony to join Cherie on the lecture circuit and leave someone who has a renewed interest in leading the party(and the country). On the rare occasion I see televised Parliament,I shudder to see the howling masses who represent us. At the end of the day it all boils down to jobs for the boys(and girls) anyone with a genuine interest in bettering our lot is soon corrupted into Whitehall speak. Perhaps one day we will see a change,but from which direction will it come?