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alfie bhoy
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By:
flatliner
When: 06 Jan 10 00:49
y would anyone vote labour? thats the q.
By:
Spirit Of My Weigh
When: 06 Jan 10 05:15
He's an alternative to Labour spin..
By:
V4 Vendetta
When: 06 Jan 10 07:32
That's when the election is. Which month are you going to try to do it?
By:
plainlazy
When: 06 Jan 10 07:35
to get this country some self respect back
By:
V4 Vendetta
When: 06 Jan 10 08:47
No Celts, no ginger.
By:
get in there gamsty!
When: 06 Jan 10 09:14
There will be people voting for them for no other reason then anger at alotof stupid labour mistakes. The invasions being the biggest for many.
By:
Benny brown trousers
When: 06 Jan 10 09:52
It doesnt matter how bad,inept and dishonest the Labour party is.There are actually still people who will blindly vote for them.
By:
The Leopard
When: 06 Jan 10 09:58
The Tories have very little experience.........they will make a total mess of things...

The economy is only as is is because of World financial crisis......
By:
Joe Jordan
When: 06 Jan 10 10:01
people have no choice
this Labour bunch is totally useless..
Liberals have some crazy ideas and cannot win anyeway
so one is "LEFT" with cameron and a "New Broom" and all that ..

The country is tailor made for a NEW FRESH Party appearing and gaining substantial ground ....

(perhaps thats what he is doing having left the Forum .....FRESH i mean :^0 .. )
By:
HarryCrumb
When: 06 Jan 10 10:05
"The economy is only as is is because of World financial crisis......" Classic post. Everyone in the world just blames the world crisis. Ie its alll someone elses fault.
By:
Java
When: 06 Jan 10 10:05
Cameron will probably get in, but not by the large majority some people think. The problem is that a significant proportion of the voting population is imbecilic and will vote labour irrespective of their display of utter incompetence. Another slice have been bought by Gordon Brown (the lazy, the spongers, the superfluous civil service). Another slice are apathetic and won't vote at all.

If it wasn't for the Scots rejecting Labour, I fear Gordo would be in for another term.

You get the government you deserve, and the majority population of our once great country is unfortunately of limited quality.

I would love to see Brown get in for the next term. We are shafted anyway due to the actions of that halfwit, and I won't be able to contain my anger when Labour sit in opposition and get to blame Cameron for all the pain about to come our way in the next couple of years.
By:
Joe Jordan
When: 06 Jan 10 10:07
the country cannot afford Brown
thats one very good reason .
By:
Java
When: 06 Jan 10 10:08
"The economy is only as is is because of World financial crisis......"

This statement illustrates the basic misconceptions the general public has. There are two forces at work here:

1) The credit crisis (not Brown's fault)
2) The debt crisis (COMPLETELY Brown's fault)

I can assure you that the latter is going to have far more reaching consequences than the former. Unfortunately Brown pretends that all this country's problems are caused by (1) and the public seem to believe him.
By:
Ivor
When: 06 Jan 10 10:23
I think you'll find the Right Dishonourable Tony Blair had no experience the day he walked into No.10.
By:
Reyes
When: 06 Jan 10 10:24
well said java.
By:
monmore man
When: 06 Jan 10 10:27
The fact that people like the leapard get to vote scares me.
By:
ONION
When: 06 Jan 10 10:34
why would anyone vote for brown now that his own party dont want him now?
By:
The Leopard
When: 06 Jan 10 10:36
monmore......everything scares you...
By:
The Leopard
When: 06 Jan 10 10:38
Onions......We do want him......it was a double bluff...
By:
ONION
When: 06 Jan 10 10:40
leopard -you might but some of his underlings want a ballot to oust him
By:
The Leopard
When: 06 Jan 10 10:42
Normal power struggles...
By:
ONION
When: 06 Jan 10 10:44
....of a doomed party
By:
Hoss
When: 06 Jan 10 10:56
Cameron and Osborne, just a couple of ordinary chums, who have been best mates for years and who want nothing more than to help the ordinary people, or a toff member of the landed gentry, pretending to be a bit of a lad and his mate a baronet, who has to be kept out of public view;
a) because he can't disguise his poshness
and
b) because he's as thick as pig sh!t but will soon be in charge of the countries finances.
His second class degree in Modern History hardly seems qualification to be chancellor but he IS Cameron's mate so fair enough :D

This pair of chancers will help themselves and their friends to fill their pockets and widen the gap between rich and everyone else.
By:
FIGJAM
When: 06 Jan 10 10:59
Since time immemorial.

Labour f..k it up.
Tories sort it out.

When it's sorted out.

Labour gets back in again.
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 06 Jan 10 11:00
The Labour Party itself teeters near bankruptcy.
By:
HarryCrumb
When: 06 Jan 10 11:18
Most people agree Cameron will be a poor leader and is out of touch with ordinary people. What they dont accept though is that its better to vote for man who has left us virtually bankrupt and whose behaviour has to be classed as unstable at best and more likely insane.
By:
Hoss
When: 06 Jan 10 11:19
HH. Yup, since most of their money used to come from union donations, which the tories destroyed by demolishing British industry, unlike the conservatives who's money comes from their rich benefactors who know it will be repaid tenfold if they can get back in.
By:
Ivor
When: 06 Jan 10 11:21
Most people agree Cameron will be a poor leader and is out of touch with ordinary people

Most people - really? Jesus born to virgin and all
By:
HarryCrumb
When: 06 Jan 10 11:23
Ivor Ive yet to meet anyone who is actively looking forward to Cameron being PM- other than of course it means Brown will be gone.
By:
Ivor
When: 06 Jan 10 11:25
That may be so - but your first remark was unfair ;)
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