richardg
Admonishtrator
That is so mean, making people go out in the cold for no good reason. Everyone knows it was yesterday.Just a reminder to Tory voters that the election date has been moved to 13 Dec. Spread the word.
That is so mean, making people go out in the cold for no good reason. Everyone knows it was yesterday.Just a reminder to Tory voters that the election date has been moved to 13 Dec. Spread the word.
I’m sorry Mike, but anyone who votes Tory at the moment is endorsing the disgraceful behaviour we’ve seen of late
Remember not to state how you actually voted until the polls close - it is illegal. More correctly, it's illegal for Tony to publish it. No prizes for guessing either.
Remember not to state how you actually voted until the polls close - it is illegal. More correctly, it's illegal for Tony to publish it. No prizes for guessing either.
Although the 1983 Act...
I’m sorry Mike, but anyone who votes Tory at the moment is endorsing the disgraceful behaviour we’ve seen of late. [...]
Do you really want to condone behaviour like this, let alone reward it?
Sorry, Sue, but I'm not hung up on personalities; just the bigger economic picture of the prospects for Britain; [...] You do seem more concerned with the minutiae of election frenzy.
The crucial crossroads is about waaaay more than mere economic prosperity. These people, if elected into power, won't suddenly turn round and behave like normal, decent people with respect for the norms of society. By voting them in, you confirm to them that it is in their own best interests to behave in this way.Unfortunately, this crucial crossroads is not just about domestic policies but Brexit and Scottish independence. Each has its overlaps and conversely its lack of compromise. Some like to prioritise one or other of those, but to me, it's what is important for financial and economic prosperity in a global market place; all else flows from that.