Everyone looking forward to tomorrow?

wageslave

carolt wrote: »

I don't ge it, ws.

Why vote Labour, then?

Because total tw*ts that they are, they represent my class.

You have no idea how angry I am that them. Blair and the whole, sit on your !!!! and we will pay your generation and Brown and I am brilliant at this gimme a few billion to fling at the banks.

What is the alternative for people like me?

Cameron? In two years they will be hunting me down with the hounds labour banned.

I really, seriously hate Brown. He can't even lie sincerely.

Cameron, related to the queen, looking after me or mine?

Not this side of forever............

morag1202

Congratulations to all on this thread, it's the most civilised that I've read on here in weeks.

My problem has been that we are a marginal and the incumbent has had his snout in the trough. However, he has been a very good constituency MP and did vote against the war with Iraq. I'd like to vote for the 3rd party as a protest against him but fear that would let the second party in. He represents the the party I think will do least harm.

Wageslave, I feel your pain - are we second cousins?

nickmason

Nikkster wrote: »

I'm definitely looking forward to tomorrow - it's my birthday

:bdaycake:happy birthday!

Malcolm.

I am looking forward to telling the exit pollsters to mind their own business.

It's either that or saying monster raving loonies, to mess up their poll!

morag1202

wageslave wrote: »

Because total tw*ts that they are, they represent my class.

It's not class, it's values. Your grandfather (and mine) sounds like a clause 4 socialist. Nu Labour do not represent these values but they are nearer to them than the rest.;)

carolt

Feeling nervous now.

I genuinely like 2 parties and would be happy to see either of them in power. Neither of them is likely to be; one lot may be a major player in a coalition, though. Neither, I suspect, will win or come close to winning in my constituency.

So what do I do? Vote with my heart...or my heart?

Shame I can't split my vote, or vote twice...


OH has gone off to vote, taking the kids on the way to school.

They are quite astonishingly excited.

Even my 3 year old is complaining he wants to vote, too - daddy had to sit him down and explain he was just a little too young...

Lotus-eater

My 6 year old came with me to vote, excited at seeing how it's done, only for the idiot who sat behind the desk to tell us that most people in our village have been voting for the BNP.
Not only do I not believe it, I can't believe he said that. And I've had to explain it to my DD sort of what they are, without explaining about racism, because she hasn't come across it before and wouldn't understand it.

carolt

I can't believe they told you that! After or before you voted?

Surely that is against the rules, as it could influence your vote???

Re the BNP, we've explained the BNP to our 10 year old - she duly ripped up the BNP leaflet when it arrived, with great delight.

jackieb

Lotus-eater wrote: »

My 6 year old came with me to vote, excited at seeing how it's done, only for the idiot who sat behind the desk to tell us that most people in our village have been voting for the BNP.
Not only do I not believe it, I can't believe he said that. And I've had to explain it to my DD sort of what they are, without explaining about racism, because she hasn't come across it before and wouldn't understand it.

How are they meant to know that! Aren't they supposed to be impartial? I'd have had a word with some of the party representatives that stand outside the polling station.

Really2

Lotus-eater wrote: »

My 6 year old came with me to vote, excited at seeing how it's done, only for the idiot who sat behind the desk to tell us that most people in our village have been voting for the BNP.
Not only do I not believe it, I can't believe he said that.

Report them, they are council workers and should be impartial to say any party is completely wrong, not to mention he would actually have no idea without opening the box.

Ring the council and complain, I doubt you will be the first with what he is doing.