Is the Honeymoon over?

[colonel c]

Voters in Norwich turned against the coalition parties in yesterdays City Council elections, preferring Labour and the Greens instead.

Also Labour has become the largest party on Exeter City Council.

EDP24

Sussex Express

[turbobloke]

Possibly.

On the other hand there may still be some people around who think that red and green are nice colours and that politicians associated with them represent sanity and competence. In Norfolk.

[V88Dicky]

Ah yes, the shallowness and fickleness (if there is such a word ) of the British electorate never ceases to amaze me.

[thinfourth2]

When will we all stop arguing over which lizard is best and get rid of the lizards

[turbobloke]

Never?

[Sticks.]

V88Dicky said:

Ah yes, the shallowness and fickleness (if there is such a word ) of the British politician never ceases to amaze me.

Couldn't resist

[V88Dicky]

Sticks. said:

V88Dicky said:

Ah yes, the shallowness and fickleness (if there is such a word ) of the British politician never ceases to amaze me.

Couldn't resist

Politicians can vote

[colonel c]

turbobloke said:

Possibly.

On the other hand there may still be some people around who think that red and green are nice colours and that politicians associated with them represent sanity and competence. In Norfolk.

I think you mean Norwich. Most of Norfolk is dyed in the wool Tory.

[Rude-boy]

colonel c said:

turbobloke said:

Possibly.

On the other hand there may still be some people around who think that red and green are nice colours and that politicians associated with them represent sanity and competence. In Norfolk.

I think you mean Norwich. Most of Norfolk is dyed in the wool Tory.

FFS, even the 'yoof' round here we aren't enjoying their child funded housing and beer are more likely to vote Tory than Labour. There are quite a few Greenies though to be fair.

[turbobloke]

Rude-boy said:

colonel c said:

turbobloke said:

Possibly.

On the other hand there may still be some people around who think that red and green are nice colours and that politicians associated with them represent sanity and competence. In Norfolk.

I think you mean Norwich. Most of Norfolk is dyed in the wool Tory.

FFS, even the 'yoof' round here we aren't enjoying their child funded housing and beer are more likely to vote Tory than Labour. There are quite a few Greenies though to be fair.

It wasn't politics I had in mind, at that point, comnpared to other politically incorrect stereotypical characteristics.