Meep wrote:I don't think I could honestly endorse Labour for the next election. I am a moderate who believes in the state as a force for good and that free enterprise is important for a well functioning economy. At the moment the main UK parties only allow you to choose one or the other. You can have the failure of the Conservatives austerity programme or the failure of Labour's new spending programme (I support increased spending, but only provided it is invested in the right areas and not liable to run up debt for no long term gain).
Obviously the Tories deserve to be utterly destroyed next time around. Brexit will damage the UK for decades to come and it's their doing. However, I can't see how Labour are going to help matters unless they wise up on their promises and form a coherent plan to remain in the single market.
I pretty much agree with that. Both our major parties are almost unvoteable for me at the moment.
I voted Labour a few months ago based on our local MP being decent and Theresa May being more appalling than Corbyn, but I’m not sure I could vote for a Corbyn led Labour Party again.
Non affiliated centre voters like myself have no realistic options. Except the Lib Dems. So yeah no realistic options.