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

[City Hobgoblin]

ironic that Clegg set the wheels in motion towards Brexit by kissing Cameron's botty

 

[Blue and true]

Don’t do it.

Compelling.

 

[Oystercatcher28]

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 ,

So, apathy and no real say is your choice. Fair play. Not a dig at you.

It'd be good if everyone who previously didn't vote took a bit of time to back a team and make their votes count. It'd be a fairer representation if voter turnout was higher. UK politics is such a turnoff and compounded further so, year on year. The system won't change without voter input and efforts. Shame.

 

[Blue Llama]

Too many politicians looking after themselves. All sides but how can you ignore the Torie's cock-ups over the last 5 years. Their support and then backtracking after they try to defend a corrupt mate and get called out for it. The Party attracts idiots like Zahawi, Truss, Hancock and Boris himself. Final point the Daily Fail supports them. Need I say more other than what have the Tories ever done for you or your ancestors? Stop thinking that they will one day and boot them out.

 

[snorky]

Vote for Labour and I will cut your nuts off.

 

[Saddleworth2]

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?

The Tory party need to be booted into the long grass by the electorate for the health of the country. Voting Labour in England seems the surest way of achieving that. He is Tory lite after all, but not contaminated by the corruption and venality of the current government bastards. The
I want my politics to state what they believe in so will continue to support SNP As the most likely path back into Europe.

 

[meltonblue]

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

I’ve voted Lib Dems a few times. I live in a Tory safe seat and my decision may well be different if it was a marginal, but even then I’d struggle with it.

I am a big advocate for changing the parliamentary system and that’s only going to change if the two party system is broken. If I vote for either of them, then there’s no way of registering what my true opinion is and so I’ve never got an actual voice in parliament.

 

[bluethrunthru]

If you are an advocate of self serving corruption just keep on voting Conservative

 

[PragueBlue]

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

It's their EU stance that is the main reason I'll be voting Lib-Dem for the foreseeable future.

I find it astonishing that so many people consider Brexit as the biggest problem facing the country, yet continue to vote Labour or Conservative.

 

[BlueHammer85]

It's their EU stance that is the main reason I'll be voting Lib-Dem for the foreseeable future.

I find it astonishing that so many people consider Brexit as the biggest problem facing the country, yet continue to vote Labour or Conservative.

I do have a cling of hope that Labour would actually make progress in our relationship with the EU and not take the gung ho out all costs the Tories have taken