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Tony Broke
13 May 14 11:08
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is everyone completely mad?

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By:
Angel Gabrial
When: 13 May 14 11:48
Which Tory party are you talking about Tony.

The one with CaMoron as manager.
The one with Miliweed as manager.
The one with (C)Leggit as manager.

All Tories, just different outlets.
By:
Angel Gabrial
When: 13 May 14 12:43
Roy Hattersley would be proud of you Nlad.
By:
Tony Broke
When: 13 May 14 16:05
I can only assume this poll has been carried out without asking any of the suffering masses their opinions.
By:
Ivor
When: 13 May 14 16:07
Don't wanna them leading at this stage.. prefer the supporters to get worried and come out in force on the right day.
By:
Zazu
When: 13 May 14 16:13
well the opposition is Clegg, Miliband and Farage Cry
By:
ebulGery
When: 13 May 14 22:27
The more Cameron keeps his head down

the better the Tories will do imo

Cameron's attitude on the EU, hard bargaining, a referendum, is probably the most sensible

Labour cannot promise this because they feel they will lose the immigrant vote

personally I don't think any government we elect will save this country

just my opinion

ps

I would vote for Putin..unfortunately he is RussianSad
By:
Ivor
When: 13 May 14 22:32
Putin or a Mugabe - someone who makes things happen.
By:
ebulGery
When: 13 May 14 22:37
if it was Mugabe he would win

he fills in all the voting forms himselfLaugh
By:
Ivor
When: 13 May 14 22:40
'Needs must' and all that - the end justifies the means!
By:
ebulGery
When: 13 May 14 22:41
I want a leader who can wrestle bears

our lot could not even wrestle a hamster

I want somebody who governs this country for the benefit of the people in it

not some ideology, which never works anyway
By:
ebulGery
When: 13 May 14 22:42
We need a leader with the judgement of Solomon

we are lucky if we get someone with the judgement of SootyCry
By:
rob_dylan
When: 13 May 14 23:04
I reckon the tories, at odds against, are a good price for most seats.  Its the economy stupid.
By:
erse2
When: 13 May 14 23:14
I think so too Rob. The 'bedroom tax' and scrutiny of benefits probably won't cost them too many votes in the seats they have a chance in.
By:
erse2
When: 13 May 14 23:15
Guess it'll be a Lib/Lab govt in the end.
By:
northernlad5
When: 13 May 14 23:54
You can have your Putins, Magabe's and Adolf wannabe' Farages.

Amid all the meek smiles and conciliatory gestures, and the politics of compromise. No huffing puffing macho histrionics, lurks a femme fatale who has unassumingly taken Europe
without wars, clashes or even anybody really noticing till it was all too late.

Angela Merkel.

"Look what I've achieved without even trying...at least that is what people thinkLaughLaughLaugh - eat your heart out Adolf!"


Brilliant subtlety!
By:
Capt__F
When: 14 May 14 00:15
dont mention theWar
By:
ebulGery
When: 14 May 14 00:17
Laugh

Merkel is a very good leader...she has judgement not usual in a female

I never object to anyone who is good at their job
By:
sideshowbob
When: 14 May 14 00:19
i hate tories. yet if i went in to politics, id probably be one. a bit like a more millitant tony blair but in a slight shade of blue. is that what the clever people call a paradox? or is that bubble bath?
By:
ebulGery
When: 14 May 14 00:20
Anyone who thinks our economy is booming...must be dreaming

Compared to pre credit crunch, my local two centre look like a bombs hit it

and there are no jobs, in the centre

that is a serious change
By:
ebulGery
When: 14 May 14 00:20
you get my vote Bob, as you seem such a nice chapLaugh
By:
ebulGery
When: 14 May 14 00:21
town centre
job centre
By:
Capt__F
When: 14 May 14 00:21
Alan B'astard bob
By:
Capt__F
When: 14 May 14 00:22
same thing eg
By:
sideshowbob
When: 14 May 14 00:23
dont feckin laugh ya bastard. i am a nic man. a very very nice man. unless you p1ss me off. then i'll flamethrower your garden gnomes.
By:
sideshowbob
When: 14 May 14 00:23

May 13, 2014 -- 6:21PM, Capt__F wrote:


Alan B'astard bob


worrying thats probably not far off what id be like! LaughSadPlain

By:
ebulGery
When: 14 May 14 00:25
ShockedShocked

Laugh
By:
northernlad5
When: 14 May 14 00:28
"...she has judgement not usual in a female"

British history has quite a few females who were better than their male counterparts.

Then again eg by your own admission you have been diagnosed as not the 'full shilling'.
'
So any femm.  waif, floozy or 'fly by night', is entitled to more credibility than yourself.

Just me opinion!
By:
ebulGery
When: 14 May 14 00:29
SadSad
By:
ebulGery
When: 14 May 14 00:45
when it comes to questions of sanity Northern Lad

people who live in glass houses should not throw stones
By:
ebulGery
When: 14 May 14 00:47
People will vote the way they always do, for whichever party they think will benefit themselves most

in fact we are bribed
By:
ebulGery
When: 14 May 14 00:49
I think the next election is still up for grabs by the looks of it

although can we trust polls..hmm?????????
By:
northernlad5
When: 14 May 14 01:02
"Don't cry for me northern lad,
The truth is I am quite barking.
All through my *?%#$@ whistle stop, whistle stop, days,
My "@%*+?/|\@ spew! spew! "theres a train coming!" sad  ways.
I kept my horlicks,
Don't keep your biscuits...dark chocolate b-i-s-c-u-i-t-s


Crazy

Yeah...whatever!
By:
Angel Gabrial
When: 14 May 14 01:05
Will Cameron/Clegg/Miliband all be leaders by the next GE?

The price is 1.58(only for 3 quid) if they are still the leaders. I think they  will be, i can`t even see Clegg going because the chance of them going into coalition again is big.
By:
northernlad5
When: 14 May 14 01:26
Miiliband will be in government. At worst without a majority coalition that will save Clegg. Unless Milliband insists on an alternative Lib/Dem leader - Vince Cable. With Danny Alexander also omitted - we hate him in the Labour Party.

Of course Farage will be quite happy, he and his wife and cohorts  milking the 'EU gravy train' for another five years.

Cameron's toast!
Failed to get a majority when everything including Browns f'ups were in his favour.
Now not even the biggest party.

Silly bat Teresa May is probably less sad than fruitcake chinless warrior Gove.
By:
ebulGery
When: 14 May 14 10:33
One thing any government should be doing is moving us to renewable energy

We need many more wind farms and on land

this is not just to save the planet....but good business

anything we get for free is better than paying for it...then our oil and fracking and things can be sold to others

this countries wealth depends on what we have to sell

We must also stabilise our population to a steady level...we can support

this is not racist..it is common sense

We need our National Health service to become more unsustainable, people may have to pay more

We have a looming crisis with an aging population, importing more people to look after them is a solution

from the mad house..unless it is temporary.
By:
ebulGery
When: 14 May 14 10:33
sustainable
By:
lybertyne
When: 14 May 14 11:55
Tories lead polls with 34%.


Also means 66% are opposed to the Tories.
By:
Howdi
When: 14 May 14 12:13
that's the way its always been ^^^
By:
Stow_judge
When: 14 May 14 12:32
The conservative move wrt pensions and annuities was the best move for many years and this might get them over the line with an outright majority. The economy would be in a state which ever party was in after the biggest financial crisis in our life times. They are doing an ok job imo.
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