How would you vote in a snap election?

Dual wrote:Who should an ex Lib Dem supporter vote for?

Labour.

but only because they're the least likely to strawberry float this country up completely.

Labour, but one of their manifesto pledges needs to be firing the front benchers into the sun.

Can't really trust the Tories, not with Lansley, Pickles, Gove and Osborne at the helm at any rate. The Lib Dems need a much more assertive, much less Tory-in-Lib Dem clothing leader; someone you can actually trust. Nobody else stands a chance of electoral victory so I won't comment on them.

Ironhide wrote:
Dual wrote:Who should an ex Lib Dem supporter vote for?

Labour.

but only because they're the least likely to strawberry float this country up completely.

You've living in a dream world. All of them are likely to strawberry float up the country. All of them.

StayDead wrote:
Ironhide wrote:
Dual wrote:Who should an ex Lib Dem supporter vote for?

Labour.

but only because they're the least likely to strawberry float this country up completely.

You've living in a dream world. All of them are likely to strawberry float up the country. All of them.

But they're not Tories and they don't have the Tory front bench.

Surely in these times of austerity, Eric Pickles should give up the cream cakes. :shifty:

Labour in the lead? God help us all.

I'd never vote for them with Ed at the helm and Harriet as his deputy. Terrible combination.

I'd probably go UKIP or Conservative, although every party does a great job as coming across as very unappealing.

TheWay wrote:
Something Fishy wrote:you're only including parties you feel can have an influence on the national picture.

I am indeed. Because I don't care who people would like to be in power (because then the answer should be: "Me!"). Nor whether in future elections a reasonable alternative is available. I'm interested in who has the majority support now. It's a narrow poll because I'm posing a narrow question. The parties I've chosen were based on who has at least 1 MP. UKIP has no representative in any UK administration (even the Welsh one, which is essentially a residents committee*).

EDIT: Sorry, forgot my pledge.

*What do you call a bloke with a one inch cock? Justin!

Your thread is called "How would you vote in a snap election?", not "Which of the big parties would you vote for in a snap election".

I actually like the idea of just writing "banana splits" across my ballot. Might have to do that next time if there are no decent independents. 8-)

Eighthours wrote:Surely in these times of austerity, Eric Pickles should give up the cream cakes.

He has. He only eats pure lard nowadays.

Moggy wrote:Your thread is called "How would you vote in a snap election?", not "Which of the big parties would you vote for in a snap election".

If UKIP call themselves a big party then I shall sue them under the Trade Descriptions Act (1968).

Moggy wrote:
Eighthours wrote:Surely in these times of austerity, Eric Pickles should give up the cream cakes.

He has. He only eats pure lard nowadays.

We're all in this together, etc.

They all kinda suck in their own way but I'd probably vote Labour.

Eighthours wrote:Surely in these times of austerity, Eric Pickles should give up the cream cakes.

And oxygen.

Where's the 'I wouldn't vote' option?

Snowcannon wrote:Where's the 'I wouldn't vote' option?

You have to vote. We force you to vote.

Snowcannon wrote:Where's the 'I wouldn't vote' option?

UKIP. Grumpy David is the only other person in the country voting for them.

And Cal

Nigel Farage is a horrible, horrible person.

Conservative. Labour seem to love dishing out benefits.

Quickly

jamcc wrote:Conservative. Labour seem to love dishing out benefits.

So do the Tories. But only to the rich.

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