Is it Labour's time?

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

Labour have a huge poll lead, the Tories are imploding, Labour should win a stonking majority even without the Scottish seats.

Come election day the RW media will go into overdrive and the Tories will win with a small majority.

I will not vote Labour under the current leader. For the first time in my life I will probably not vote at all unless a proper left wing candidate not aligned to Labour stands in my constituency.

£500 and you can run yourself, Russ.

I'll put in £50.

Might get yourself on TV if you wear fancy dress.

Plenty of loony left political parties out there. Lefties always bang on about being homeless but the workers revolutionary party put up 5 candidates and got 524 votes at the last election. Get your name on the list and stop banging on about labour.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

Labour have a huge poll lead, the Tories are imploding, Labour should win a stonking majority even without the Scottish seats.

Come election day the RW media will go into overdrive and the Tories will win with a small majority.

I will not vote Labour under the current leader. For the first time in my life I will probably not vote at all unless a proper left wing candidate not aligned to Labour stands in my constituency.

This is why we can't have nice things, everybody.

Mind boggling stupidity.

 

[Kazzydeyna]

Depends where you live. I'll be voting Lib Dem in current constituency as Labour are no hopers here.

That’s a fair point to be honest. But in lots of constituencies it is a 2-way, Labour/Tory fight. Personally, I’d rather the tories than the Lib Dems. The tories don’t pretend to be anything other than tories. The Lib Dems speak left and act right.

 

[mr t]

Whilst Labour can’t get votes in Scotland it makes the Conservative party the favourite to win any general election.

 

[Rascal]

This is why we can't have nice things, everybody.

Mind boggling stupidity.

You advocate I vote for something I do not agree with/believe in then?

 

[Didsbury Dave]

You advocate I vote for something I do not agree with/believe in then?

Yes because the alternative is worse. Exactly like I did in the last election because I could see what was coming. And it did - in spades.

You don't need this explaining to you. It is not a complicated concept.

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Whilst Labour can’t get votes in Scotland it makes the Conservative party the favourite to win any general election.

They could be in some sort of coalition with Labour to form a government. However they would be pushing for independence to be on agenda which means we could ultimately see the break up of the union.

 

[SJT]

I’m surprised Starmer knew the route to Liverpool, London centric hypocrite - his speech about Liverpool hillsborough was truly stomach churning, did he call for an investigation into the multiple northern Labour councils failure to prosecute in the asian child grooming scandal...er...nope. some lawyer...he doesn’t even know what a woman is - lol

 

[BigJoe#1]

Would you vote for Labour if a general election was called, have the tories had their time.

No and yes in that order...

I have not a clue who I can vote for. As time moves on all political parties are becoming more and more untenable.

I will go to vote but will probably end uo spoiling my ballot paper unless there is an option for "none of the above"

 

[Rascal]

Yes because the alternative is worse. Exactly like I did in the last election because I could see what was coming. And it did - in spades.

You don't need this explaining to you. It is not a complicated concept.

It is negative democracy; I want to use my vote to vote for something that I believe in, not something I do not. Voting least worst is a dreadful usage of democracy. I would rather be true to my beliefs.