Poll: General election voting poll round 3

[thep02]

Well considering this will our country's last chance to actually get a referendum then I can only vote one way.

(Everything else is a fringe benefit)

Interesting post.

 

[Greboth]

I think it will be a hung parliament again with labour or conservatives being the 'main' party. Therefore will be voting conservative, I do not agree with every policy especially over the economy but I trust the conservatives a lot more with the economy than I do the current labour party.

 

[thep02]

If you enjoy correcting the fail English of fantasists, perhaps.

I said it was interesting, no more and no less

 

[RSR]

No flipping or flopping for me and my vote is still Conservative.

This!

 

[deuse]

It's meant to be a snapshot as a bit of fun,.

Snapshot! when's your film coming out? "a bit of fun" if asking the same thing over and over again maybe you should join the police force?

Nothing wrong with the other one. But it does remind me why I want to leave the EU

 

[aslco]

lib dem

I struggle to see what they've actually done wrong during this parliament compared to other parties. Conservatives have played them very well although very unfairly

Lib Dems are still a good mediator, have done some good things this parliament (tax breaks and getting a referendum on our broken democracy, although let down by the media) and now have real world experience too so have lots of lessons learned to act upon.

Students technically paying back more is bad, but its on nicer terms and nearer the graduate tax that lib dems proposed anyway

 

[Monkeynut]

These threads remind me of the EU. Keep voting until it's the way we want it. Waste of band width.

Snapshot! when's your film coming out? "a bit of fun" if asking the same thing over and over again maybe you should join the police force?

Nothing wrong with the other one. But it does remind me why I want to leave the EU

I think deuse is taking this far too seriously.

 

[MasterOC]

To be honest , I'm pretty much flitting and floating atm , Ive had enough of the conservatives if not purely for there ignorant policy's on the Internet . Pandering to the Un or illinformed . I'd like to vote labour , but feel it's another vote for mr Blairs Europe indirectly . I'm Mr joe blogs , earning an average wage in a pretty average job . Not one appeals to me

 

[thep02]

It really isn't. It's the ramblings of an above top secret retard, or similar.

Are you sure if that or is it an assumption?

 

[thep02]

The fail English, use of buzz phrases, and the lack of substance makes me think it's fair to assume that.

Oh look, literally five seconds of Googling leads to this,

http://commonslibraryblog.com/2014/...oes-this-mean-the-end-of-british-sovereignty/

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And on the Tory £1m help for rich people, or however it's being portrayed. It's not really that big a deal, is it? Considering the level at which the inheritance tax threshold changed hasn't kept up with house rises, right? That rings a bell. Anyway, it's effectively raising the threshold from £325k to £500k.

It was Iain Dale's name being put in conection to the passage that I found interesting mr presumptive, why should I do any googling to engage you in a discussion you'd plopped into figuring you knew what I found interesting in a post, you've gone down a measure in my eyes by the way you've conducted your little presumptive diatribe.

 

[thep02]

Oh come on. It was blatantly a load of rubbish. A name being thrown in there shouldn't con anyone with a brain.

Googling his name and 'qualified majority voting' brings up this,

http://www.iaindale.com/posts/2014/06/02/could-the-eu-block-an-in-out-referendum-in-britain

So he probably asked some people about it on his radio show. To pretend that makes it 'from him', as though some BBC employee has found evidence of a shocking secret, is hilarious.

It didn't con me.

 

[scorza]

I mentioned in the thread which was closed this morning that Osborne got torn a new one this morning by Andrew Marr. I'm pleased to say someone has uploaded it to youtube so you all can enjoy it

 

[V F]

Probably deface it as I currently have a choice of John Bercow (the speaker), ukip or the greens…Heaven knows to be honest

 

[Danthus]

I mentioned in the thread which was closed this morning that Osborne got torn a new one this morning by Andrew Marr. I'm pleased to say someone has uploaded it to youtube so you all can enjoy it

I can find Labour MP's in equally embarrassing interviews.

They all do it!

 

[Tunney]

The Tories are trying to smear our local Labour candidate. I'm sure that this negative campaigning will backfire on them.

 

[Mr Jack]

I mentioned in the thread which was closed this morning that Osborne got torn a new one this morning by Andrew Marr. I'm pleased to say someone has uploaded it to youtube so you all can enjoy it

I'm getting really tired of people overselling "car crash" interviews during this election campaign. Osborne dodged the question - and as chancellor he should be the man with his finger most closely on the numbers - but that is all. It's not exactly a "car crash"; it's also makes for a pretty poor interview. We learnt that Osborne wasn't going to hand over the numbers within the first two minutes, why waste another four minutes banging the same drum when we could have learnt more from it? Andrew Marr used to be one of the beeb's best interviewers because he didn't sink to these Paxman-style levels; I hope it's just a glitch.

(As an aside, it's sad to see Andrew Marr still suffering such obvious physical effects of his stroke. I guess there's not much chance of a full recovery now but at least he's been able to come back to work).

 

[elmarko]

Snapshot! when's your film coming out? "a bit of fun" if asking the same thing over and over again maybe you should join the police force?

Nothing wrong with the other one. But it does remind me why I want to leave the EU

Do you even know how polls work?, having multiple tracks changes in opinion.

If you think this is some underhanded attempt to get a different result for some nefarious motive then you both paranoid & deluded.

 

[scorza]

I'm getting really tired of people overselling "car crash" interviews during this election campaign. Osborne dodged the question - and as chancellor he should be the man with his finger most closely on the numbers - but that is all. It's not exactly a "car crash"; it's also makes for a pretty poor interview. We learnt that Osborne wasn't going to hand over the numbers within the first two minutes, why waste another four minutes banging the same drum when we could have learnt more from it? Andrew Marr used to be one of the beeb's best interviewers because he didn't sink to these Paxman-style levels; I hope it's just a glitch.

(As an aside, it's sad to see Andrew Marr still suffering such obvious physical effects of his stroke. I guess there's not much chance of a full recovery now but at least he's been able to come back to work).

I too dislike the term 'car crash' but it's a bit more significant than you make out. Imagine if Labour promised an £8bn unfunded budget increase for the NHS, what would Osborne be saying about that? Marr was right to continue to press him, something is going on with the Conservative campaign - this announcement was very unlike Osborne and he didn't put up a particularly effective defence.

 

[Mr Jack]

I too dislike the term 'car crash' but it's a bit more significant than you make out. Imagine if Labour promised an £8bn unfunded budget increase for the NHS, what would Osborne be saying about that? Marr was right to continue to press him, something is going on with the Conservative campaign - this announcement was very unlike Osborne and he didn't put up a particularly effective defence.

Absolutely he didn't. But we learned that within the first two minutes; we didn't learn anything more from the next four minutes of asking the same thing. Change tack and the interviewer can move on and cover more ground. There really is nothing to gain from this kind of repetition.

 

[Danthus]

I too dislike the term 'car crash' but it's a bit more significant than you make out. Imagine if Labour promised an £8bn unfunded budget increase for the NHS, what would Osborne be saying about that? Marr was right to continue to press him, something is going on with the Conservative campaign - this announcement was very unlike Osborne and he didn't put up a particularly effective defence.

A bit like this then?