Poll: The official I voted/election results thread
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RIP NHS for starters. Get used to paying to see your doctor.
Other pain and misery - job cuts (public and private sector), tax rises on the poor, tax cuts if you're rich, getting rid of child tax credits.
This, we are not screwed, we have been on the right track, and David C like him or not, has better leadership than the rest of them.
We have been doing good, why make a change for uncertanty when we are heading on the right tracks? especially for Ed Milliband!
At the moment I can't see my doctor within two weeks, every time I managed to get a appointment I have to sit in a waiting room full of people pretending to be sick to get time of work or sick benefit
couldn't agree more doesn't mean for most of us tories are a good choice. They only look after themselves
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The NHS is not fit for purpose. Beat the drum all you want but it's a sink hole and it needs decent investment that no government can provide.
And your other points are disgustingly short sighted.
Paying to see the doctor is actually a very good idea. Most people don't need to be there. Old people see it as a day out, etc.
I hoped you would.
Luckily those things are actually all ok for me, so at least I dodge the pain and misery
you wanna make a bet that by the next general election you have to pay to get a gp appointment?
I've thought this for a long time. Charge people a small amount for a consultation and suddenly everybody with a cold will think twice about visiting the doc.
Well you'll be fine with the Tories then as they're supposed to be slashing welfare so there'll be no sick benefit for them to claim so they won't bother.
How they must regret choosing the wrong brother.
Luckily those things are actually all ok for me, so at least I dodge the pain and misery
You're OK if you lose your job?
The great British public have wisely recognised that a quick shot of bitter medicine today will spare them a lot of long term pain in the future.
The polls predicted a Tory majority (I expected it too) but they also predicted a hung parliament, which is what we've ended up with.
