Yup. My constituency has been Conservative since 1983 when it was re-formed. It will never change.
Poll: Poll: Prime Minister Theresa May calls General Election on June 8th
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Yup. My constituency has been Conservative since 1983 when it was re-formed. It will never change.
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You could put a Labour ribbon on a potato in Swansea and it would win. That said, I'd still vote for who I thought was better.
so since the announcement it's not gone up
If you're exchanging pounds to euro, realistically no, it hasn't gone up. What will you do with your extra 0.005 dollars and 0.003 euros? Hold a Brexit party?
it never will with that attitude, how many others have a total logic failure like you.
why on earth would you vote for someone you don't want just because they are going to win.
even if your actual choice doesn't win, it still shows the mp that wins that the constitution is divided and they shouldn't just do what they want.
Sorry, I think I've misled you. Previously I've voted Labour then Lib Dems and UKIP. But I actually want to vote Tory this time.
In fairness they were a pointless vote before Brexit but it didn't stop their supporters so nothing's really changed (they were one of the forces that helped prevent a Tory majority in 2010 and put off the referendum for five years).
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The sole proud kipper in the poll. Nige, is that you?
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Can someone knowledgeable tell me why she's doing this?
Surely it's purely a PR stunt / has an ulterior motive.
Surely it's purely a PR stunt / has an ulterior motive.
Look at those Con votes creeping up... bloody secret Tories
Seem to recall that overclockers was surprisingly right wing when they did the poll for the last general election. Well surprisingly to me, but I'm northern so very much living in an anti-tory bubble.
She might well just call another Brexit referendum, it's basically going to be Brexiteers voting for Conservatives and remainers voting for the Looney Democrats.
Reverse Brexit probably, it's only going to weaken her position in my view.
Reverse Brexit probably, it's only going to weaken her position in my view.
If anyone who is voting Lib Dem has any spare time over the next 8 weeks, offer to lend your local party some help. They don't have the same scale of resources as the Tories and Labour, and aren't as well placed to fight a snap election. Same goes for the Greens and other small parties TBH. The only way the Tories aren't walking this election is if people get off their backsides and lend a hand.
If Lib Dems promise to campaign from a remain platform I will definitely be doing so. If they flip flop and go by half measures I won't.
Yes.
I am not up to date with everything going on with the other parties and could well change my mindand Obviously labour are a joke (I'd never vote for them anyway). But yeah with what I know today that's my stance.
We're committed to Brexit though, campaigning on remain promises is stupid as it would be the tuition fees all over again, as people get upset that they can't simply overturn Article 50. They need to be very careful to be clear about what they would deliver.
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a bit late should have had a snap election when David Cameron resigned
Interesting. I think it would be ridiculous to back out of brexit now and I don't think the lib dems should campaign for that. However, approaching it with a pro-EU 'willing to compromise' stance is probably the best way to avoid making a absolute farce of it - that's why I'm probably going to vote lib dem.
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