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entwisi · 31-05-2012, 07:23

seeing as there is no local Tory "candidate" to consider against Graham how can anyone really say? If you are asking at a National level of peoples feelings for the current government then that is a different question. it would also beg to bring up the fact the world is in a bad state right now would a Labour or Lib Dem gov really be able to do any different that the Tory's are?

I think more and more people are looking for a way to isolate ourselves against Europe and the crisis thats about to engulf Greece/Spain/Portugal etc. ( I work with colleagues in the last 2 countries and a good number they are looking to come to work in the UK as they can see how strong the UK is as opposed to their own countries. ) As such UKIP etc will if they play a strong card do well that is unless the Tories give us the referendum. would people vote for Labour on a "promise" after all we've had Labour promises before.

In all personal honesty I'm still very much in the "none of the above are worthy" camp but that doesn't get us anywhere.. sometimes you have to choose the best of a bad lot.

31-05-2012, 07:23	#9
entwisi God Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Up Bash Posts: 7,827 Blog Entries: 3 Liked: 44 times Rep Power: 4390	Re: How would you vote in a General Election? seeing as there is no local Tory "candidate" to consider against Graham how can anyone really say? If you are asking at a National level of peoples feelings for the current government then that is a different question. it would also beg to bring up the fact the world is in a bad state right now would a Labour or Lib Dem gov really be able to do any different that the Tory's are? I think more and more people are looking for a way to isolate ourselves against Europe and the crisis thats about to engulf Greece/Spain/Portugal etc. ( I work with colleagues in the last 2 countries and a good number they are looking to come to work in the UK as they can see how strong the UK is as opposed to their own countries. ) As such UKIP etc will if they play a strong card do well that is unless the Tories give us the referendum. would people vote for Labour on a "promise" after all we've had Labour promises before. In all personal honesty I'm still very much in the "none of the above are worthy" camp but that doesn't get us anywhere.. sometimes you have to choose the best of a bad lot. __________________ Ian Technical God, No 1 Geek And Linux Guru Have you seen my Flickr pictures?