General Election today (Jan 2010)

[Puggit]

As per the request thread:

Who would you vote for?

[Don]

Heavens. I wasn't expecting that!

[DieselGriff]

Don said:

Heavens. I wasn't expecting that!

You mean the joker who selected Labour?

[Don]

DieselGriff said:

Don said:

Heavens. I wasn't expecting that!

You mean the joker who selected Labour?

Well yes!

[elster]

Well we certainly know Massivemoto has voted there.

[Swilly]

62% Conservative, hardly a suprise on PH

[Fittster]

Where's the option for won't vote?

[Mario149]

Fittster said:

Where's the option for won't vote?

"Skip voting" ?

[Mario149]

Stronger showing for UKIP than I expected....

[YAD061]

Really? it was a closer fight in this poll

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

[M-J-B]

Is the 2% shown for labour their average IQ?

[odyssey2200]

On the basis that CMD has yet to do or say anything resembling leadership or a plan and my local MP (Tory) can't be bothered to answer my emails, I would vote UKIP today

[Oilchange]

Cameron, as has been said many times, is not going to reveal 'plan' until closer to the election.

Labour will simply steal their ideas and claim them for themselves!

[odyssey2200]

Oilchange said:

Cameron, as has been said many times, is not going to reveal 'plan' until closer to the election.

Labour will simply steal their ideas and claim them for themselves!

I understand why he may want to play his cards so close to his chest

BUT!!
You assume that he actually does have a plan, which I have a horrible suspicion that he may not.

Until he comes up with something worth voting for, he isn't getting mine.

[thinfourth2]

Oilchange said:

Cameron, as has been said many times, is not going to reveal 'plan' until closer to the election.

Labour will simply steal their ideas and claim them for themselves!

I really don't see why this is a problem

No one actually expects them to do what they say they are going to do

[Tangent Police]

Oilchange said:

Cameron, as has been said many times, is not going to reveal 'plan' until closer to the election.

Labour will simply steal their ideas and claim them for themselves!

Nothing like grandstanding.

"Hi I'm Call Me Dave, vote for me, I'm going to give everyone free laptops"

How about just having core principles and not joining in the sales bullst?

The UKIP has some good core policies. Better than CMD's bullst, if you ask me.

"Would sir like his Euro-Social Democrats with blue ties or red ties this year?"

As far as I can tell, the only idea that labour may steal off the Tories is the colour of their ties.

[thinfourth2]

Tangent Police said:

Oilchange said:

Cameron, as has been said many times, is not going to reveal 'plan' until closer to the election.

Labour will simply steal their ideas and claim them for themselves!

Nothing like grandstanding.

"Hi I'm Call Me Dave, vote for me, I'm going to give everyone free laptops"

How about just having core principles and not joining in the sales bullst?

The UKIP has some good core policies. Better than CMD's bullst, if you ask me.

"Would sir like his Euro-Social Democrats with blue ties or red ties this year?"

As far as I can tell, the only idea that labour may steal off the Tories is the colour of their ties.

Where as the torys looked at labour and tony blair and went

And up popped CMD

[elster]

odyssey2200 said:

Oilchange said:

Cameron, as has been said many times, is not going to reveal 'plan' until closer to the election.

Labour will simply steal their ideas and claim them for themselves!

I understand why he may want to play his cards so close to his chest

BUT!!
You assume that he actually does have a plan, which I have a horrible suspicion that he may not.

Until he comes up with something worth voting for, he isn't getting mine.

I am sure once the Bilderberg group have had a meeting George Osborne will be able to tell Cameron his policies.

After all they seemed to know Rompuy would become head of EU.

[XitUp]

I clicked other as I will probably enter a spoiled ballot.

It's a shame so many others are content to shuffle the same old decks and whine about the crappy hand they've been dealt.

Edited by XitUp on Monday 11th January 19:52

[turbobloke]

XitUp said:

I clicked other as I will probably enter a spoiled ballot.

It's a shame so few others are content to shuffle the same old decks and whine about the crappy hand they've been dealt.

That doesn't follow.