General Election - 4th July 2024

[bluethrunthru]

 

[TinFoilHat]

Tice standing in Boston and Skegness.

I hope him and his missus get on one of my trains to canvass.

 

[kaz7]

I am so disengaged with politics and politicians i dont know what to do.

Ive never seen a bigger bunch of weirdo’s and odd balls in parliament. They are ALL a very strange breed

I mean , i know what i wont be doing, but then i look labour and wonder if i they are worth a vote, or are they just another bunch of weirdo’s.
Then you have the lib dems, like a collection of wet farts.
Swing to the tight to Reclaim? Nope. And the greens are the biggest freaks of the lot.

I honestly dont think there is currently a party that represents me. I hate the way ALL politicians speak and act.

So come election day, im fooked if i know

Why are labour weird ? Vote the tories out and vote for more normal people , labour

 

[kaz7]

Interesting. Country feels poor but is that just post Covid recovery. I am not a fan of Sunak.

They had 10 yrs of austerity before covid ,tbf

 

[Lowtower]

Why are labour weird ? Vote the tories out and vote for more normal people , labour

Theres some weird fuckers in the Labour party alright

Was watching Wes Streeting the other night, the next leader after Keith, one strange man, a quick google search brings up all sorts about him.

 

[crooky]

Worth dumping on the Conservatives?

Can get 25/1 for them to get a majority which seems worth a punt considering they've never lost an election in my whole voting life.

 

[PragueBlue]

Why are labour weird ? Vote the tories out and vote for more normal people , labour

I wouldn't vote for either.

 

[kaz7]

I wouldn't vote for either.

You are not helping anyone if you dont vote the tories out and labour in, no point in a coalition again

 

[CTID1988]

I want them out as much as the next person but still have no idea what will actually change if Labour get in

 

[CTID1988]

Rishi Sunak takes questions from Tory councillor in disguise​

While at a rally in a McVities warehouse in Derbyshire, the prime minister took a question from an audience member who turned out to be a Conservative councillor.
Ross Hills, Leicestershire County Councillor for Mallory, asked the PM about his Rwanda bill.
Mr Sunak then thanked Mr Hills for asking an “important question.”
A Tory source told The Independent: “We do not control who asks questions - anyone can try and ask one.”
Mr Hills’s office has been contacted for comment.