I am voting Labour next ....talk me out of it.

[bluealf]

OK,

Since 1971 I have always voted for the Conservative party, a Margaret Thatcher fan (Although she did have her faults), but I am now totally disillusioned with this shower of s

t who go from crisis to crisis,( I do have a certain amount of sympathy with them because they did have covid19 to deal with, which must have been a nightmare)...but now I have had enough.

Liz Truss and that idiotic chancellor was the last straw.

Now I know Starmer is rather bland and doesn't seem to come up with any policies. just criticise the Tories all the time and I used to hate Angela Rayner but I am coming round to thinking she is OK, talks a lot of sense, even though she lets her mouth get carried away a bit, but time for a new broom?

Thoughts?

Vote Kier and look at his preferred front-line team er nope.

Job's fucked, can't vote Tory or Labour, the Greens are just too weird, LibDems lol and then you're into the racists.

I'll just sit back and watch.

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

I was just going to tell you don’t vote Tory I’ll never ever forgive you because I read it wrong, but join the happy clappers proud to vote Labour you won’t be alone.

 

[BLUEYESTU]

Maybe you can look at the people standing uk be your local MP and choose who you would like to represent you in Parliament? I did that last election when I voted Labour - I really didn’t want Corbyn running the country but Cat Smith is a fantastic MP for Lancaster.
That was the only way I could vote and get to sleep afterwards.

 

[WestGorton]

In a first past the post system vote for who can get the Tories out.

 

[Jack74]

I never voted and I won’t but I wouldn’t even mind if Labour get in next time , it will be about the same just slightly better ,

 

[BlueHammer85]

Why do Lib Dem’s not get a look in ?
Aren’t they the most pro EU party

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Why do Lib Dem’s not get a look in ?
Aren’t they the most pro EU party

This isn't really a serious question is it?

If you live in a Tory-libdem marginal seat, vote libdem. If you vote libdem in Labour-libdem marginal you are more likely to get a tory government.

They will never win power and are far more likely to prop up status quo in return for sharing power.

 

[BlueHammer85]

This isn't really a serious question is it?

If you live in a Tory-libdem marginal seat, vote libdem. If you vote libdem in Labour-libdem marginal you are more likely to get a tory government.

They will never win power and are far more likely to prop up status quo in return for sharing power.

It’s a serious question

For those very pro EU and with Starmer recently committing to staying in and ‘making Brexit work’ then Lib Dem is the only option

I think everyone is brainwashed into thinking it has to be either Labour or Tories - and that’s why Lib Dem don’t stand a chance

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

It’s a serious question

For those very pro EU and with Starmer recently committing to staying in and ‘making Brexit work’ then Lib Dem is the only option

I think everyone is brainwashed into thinking it has to be either Labour or Tories - and that’s why Lib Dem don’t stand a chance

No. No one is brainwashed. But it is not likely to happen. It is not going to happen.

They probably don't even have enough sensible candidates to contest every seat anyway.

Were the libdems pro EU when they junked the idea of working with Labour in 2019?

Judge them by their actions not their words.

 

[BlueHammer85]

No. No one is brainwashed. But it is not likely to happen. It is not going to happen.

They probably don't even have enough sensible candidates to contest every seat anyway.

Were the libdems pro EU when they junked the idea of working with Labour in 2019?

Judge them by their actions not their words.

Yes it’s not going to happen , was just throwing it out there that they should be considered by many more simply for being the most pro EU party at the moment and I’m sure that’s the number 1 priority for many voters

Lib Dems set out roadmap to rejoin EU single market and ‘end petty Brexit squabbles’

The proposed policy would ultimately reinstate free movement and trade

www.independent.co.uk