Everyone looking forward to tomorrow?

wageslave

JanCee wrote: »

Thanks for this link. I was wavering between two parties but have just found out that our lib-dem hopeful has been telling porkies on her election flyers. She claims it is a straight fight between lib-dems and labour when in fact the lib-dems came 3rd in the last election with 24% of the vote.

They never learn do they these politicians?

In a word no

SingleSue

Mind made up again.....it came down to the defence policy.

fc123

SingleSue wrote: »

Mind made up again.....it came down to the defence policy.

Mine too...I am basing it on what I think will be better for my kids (22 +16) long term.

wageslave

I am going to vote labour.

I detest Brown and think Blair should be burned at the stake in my cul-de-sac.

Don't even start me on Mandelson.

And before you all have a go, I know I will be sorry.

nickmason

JanCee wrote: »

Thanks for this link. I was wavering between two parties but have just found out that our lib-dem hopeful has been telling porkies on her election flyers. She claims it is a straight fight between lib-dems and labour when in fact the lib-dems came 3rd in the last election with 24% of the vote.

They never learn do they these politicians?

Do you live in Cardiff North?
http://adrianshort.co.uk/2010/04/27/how-to-lie-with-statistics-liberal-democrat-style/
This is one of the reasons that both Tories and Labour, at least in my experience, tend to find common cause against LibDem campaigns - they often seem very dishonest. The skewed bar-charts are famous. As is the practice of getting quoted as saying something in the local press; then quoting it as from the newspaper. It is a consolation to me that we have a number of LibDem supporters (in fact at least one normally so fervent that they will have a poster) that have switched to us because of the personal attacks made in the LD campaign.

sss555s

wageslave wrote: »

I am going to vote labour.

I detest Brown and think Blair should be burned at the stake in my cul-de-sac.

Don't even start me on Mandelson.

And before you all have a go, I know I will be sorry.

It's not too late to change your mind ws

treliac

wageslave wrote: »

I am going to vote labour.

I detest Brown and think Blair should be burned at the stake in my cul-de-sac.

Don't even start me on Mandelson.

Well Brown will surely be gone soon enough. Do you like Balls?

(hmmm, maybe that doesn't sound so good!)

JanCee

nickmason wrote: »

Do you live in Cardiff North?
http://adrianshort.co.uk/2010/04/27/how-to-lie-with-statistics-liberal-democrat-style/
This is one of the reasons that both Tories and Labour, at least in my experience, tend to find common cause against LibDem campaigns - they often seem very dishonest. The skewed bar-charts are famous. As is the practice of getting quoted as saying something in the local press; then quoting it as from the newspaper. It is a consolation to me that we have a number of LibDem supporters (in fact at least one normally so fervent that they will have a poster) that have switched to us because of the personal attacks made in the LD campaign.

No and I'd rather not say where I do live, but both Tories and Lib-Dems have claimed that it is a straight fight between them and Labour, and they couldn't both be right.

carolt

Martin's weekly tips has a good section on resources for election info, which my link came from.

See:

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/latesttip/

wageslave

sss555s wrote: »

It's not too late to change your mind ws

I have pretended I had an option this whole campaign.

I hate everything they have done. My heart turns thinking about the mess this country is in.

I will vote labour and God help me if I get what I am asking for.

I can only pray for a hung parliament