General Election June 8th

Who will you vote for at the General Election?

  • Conservatives

    Votes: 189 28.8%

  • Labour

    Votes: 366 55.8%

  • Liberal Democrats

    Votes: 37 5.6%

  • SNP

    Votes: 8 1.2%

  • UKIP

    Votes: 23 3.5%

  • Other

    Votes: 33 5.0%
  • Total voters
    656
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Magicpole said:
I never said he should vote labour. I said don't let people on FB calling Tory voters cunrs sway you. If you want to vote Tory do it because you believe in them.
As for me wanting you all to vote Labour? We need to get rid of the Tories. We need a ref on Brexit. We can better get that if we are part of an anti Tory coalition.

Corbyns manifesto mirrors ours. If you remember the SNP were the only party that argued against austerity and the need for investment to boost the economy and protect services and the NHS, last election.

Corbyn has followed that and we like him. He is left wing and for once the Labour Party is fighting for working class people.

We don't want Brexit. We will not suffer endless Tory governments. A pact with labour makes political and moral sense, as for me the Tories are selfish, greedy, incompetent bastards.

So, that's why.
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Fumble and all you other labour voters in here! Please for the sake of the future of this great country - change your minds tonight and put your vote next to Teressa and let her carry on the good work our government have done.

If you have any doubt whatsoever please just don't bother voting.
 
Mëtal Bikër said:
We had a referendum on Brexit; it was a leave result. If you don't respect the EU ref result, why should Parlaiment ever respect an Indyref2 result, should one take place?
We DO want Brexit across the whole of the UK. The SNP are chummying up to Labur because they reckon they can coax another referendum our of them, which is competely underhanded. Labour wants to keep us in the Single Market so that means; continuing to pay the membership fee, continuing to obey the Common Fisheries Policy, continuing to obey freedom of movement laws etc. In other words, overturning the EU referendum result. We voted as the UK to leave the EU and all parties promised to abide by the result. You don't want to leave the EU, the majority disagrees with you.

If the Tories are selfish greedy and incompetant, then the SNP are immoral, disrespectful of the electorate and the electoral process and authoritarian in their belief that they are right and the voting public are wrong.
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We don't need to chummy up to anybody. Everybody knows that this election is also about Indy 2.
If we get the majority of seats we have one. You cannot claim to live in a democracy but be selective in how that is manifest.

We get a maj of seats it's a done deal.

It was in the last manifesto. If the rest if the uk votes to leave the EU then we have a second ref. I will remind you we win 57 of the 59 seats in that.

Democracy is not always about what suits you. We have decided and the Scottish parliament has already cited to have one. We win again tomorrow you cannot say no.
 
If Labour did have to coalesce with SNP to get in power. What does that look like?

Would that actually give SNP any more say in getting independence if Labour didn't want it? I guess they'd only coalesce on the promise of an IndyRef2.

Would Sturgeon be deputy Prime Minister (ifs)?
 
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