If you drive through poor areas there's loads of labour signs up.

My missus wants to put a Conservative poster in the window because it goes better with the colour of the curtains

Don't worry moneytree labour WILL NOT get voted in....most people will come to  their senses as they mark their voting slip and think to themselves no way that clown Milliband as prime minister.

A bit early for kerb-crawling isn't it?

Round my way there's actually quite a few posters of Francis Rosi and Rick Parfitt

If you drive through poor areas there's loads of labour signs up.

move somewhere else then

i must admit I am surprised that Penn has any poor areas.

posy   
29 Apr 15 12:18 
Don't worry moneytree labour WILL NOT get voted in....most people will come to  their senses as they mark their voting slip and think to themselves no way that clown Milliband as prime minister.

On the other hand, Cameron is promising loads of good stuff if he gets re-elected.

He has been there for 5 years, why hasn't he done it already?

If you drive through poor areas there's loads of labour signs up.



elise   
29 Apr 15 12:38
move somewhere else then


He didn't say he lived there, he said he drove through them.

are you his mum?

Have a guess.

would these poor people be better doing something about their situation other than voting for labour

oh hang on - Labour are going to give them money for being poor so they will vote for them

I have got it now.

When you say drive Money does that mean one doesn't have a chauffeur?

Why would you buy quality cars and pay someone to drive them.

"Why don't these people realise labour will yet again break this country"

Isn't the suggestion in this sentence that if you are well off you should vote Conservative because you know the Tory boys always look after their own?

I pasted the wrong bit I meant to reproduce the initial question posed by the topic.

And if you drive through middle class areas there are lots of "For Sale" signs up.

You'll also find loads of fried chicken and kebab takeaways.

I don't think the toffs should be voted in either.
A more subdued ukip would be better.

You can't have Ukip without the toff at the top.

A watered down ukip would be better.

Yep. UKIP.A weak as plss party led by a plss head.

Puerile.

I see that Facts, the commander-in-chief of the nobhead brigade on here, is still having a dig at a party that can't possibly get into No. 10.

What are him and his chums so afraid of?

Who will the 1 Million people vote for who have used Food Banks this year?,
Who will the 25,000 People vote for who have Lost their homes through Banks Repossessing them?,
Who will the 1.8 Million People vote for who are on the Social Housing Register?,
Who will the 1 Million People vote for who have had Their "Energy Supply" pre-pay meter Disconnected?,
Who will the 1 Million Pensioners vote for Living below the Poverty Line,
Who will the 2 Million Un-employed and Benefit Sanctioned vote for?,
Who will the 85,000 UK Prisoners vote for?,
Who will the 5 Million Ex-Pats who live abroad vote for?,
Who will the ?? Million Disabled and Benefit Sanctioned vote for?,

2010 had an approx 66% "Voters Turnout" from 45,597,461  Eligible

^^^^

All for the Green Party.

A Labour poster in their window usually means they're living on benefits.

that should get some of them biting

didn't think prisoners had the vote

I don't think they have the right to vote (other than prisoners on remand).
I'm sure though that that falls foul of European laws.

The question many of us face is, can we forgive Labour for their many mistakes.

Gordon Brown didn`t just call that woman a bigot, he also called me and millions more a bigot.

They assume all Labour voters wanted unlimited immigration, we do not.

I live on a private estate and there are more Labour tickets in the windows than others.

You can say what you like about Farage but he has balls, he was speaking out and pulling no punches the first speech I heard of his. He had conviction.

I didn't watch him but listened to him on Radio5, thought he did very well and didn't duck a question

Driving through one of my local pit villages yesterday and most of the posters said vote UKIP,rather strange as this area usually is solid labour and not one Labour poster to be seen.I am sure there are going to be a few surprises oop north next Thursday.

they've turned against Labour voters because of what they've done to their sheep.

tbah of all the people I know who are voting UKIP, they're all ex Labour voters. The Tories I know haven't shown any sign of switching at all.

The Tories are not for turning. That's got a nice ring to it, somebody should use it.

WHEN WILL THEY REALISE THAT THEIR HARDSHIP IS NOT RELATED TO WHO IS IN GOVERNMENT.