Out Of Interest

[TWR]

I do not want to go into a Slagging match regards Labour / Cons, but do you really regret voting the way you did?

[Baldric]

Not at all.

[andy-hughes]

No, I rarely do - regrets are a waste of energy.

[tonyav]

No because I didn't vote for either of them.

[naomi24]

Definitely not.

[ummmm]

No.

[B00]

Nope, as it looks like the Conservatives are trying to drag us out of the mire that Labour put us in, and not for the first time either.

[janbee]

No, not at all. I didn't vote for either of them.

[marval]

No I don't.

[retrocop]

Not me.

[Mamyalynne]

No.

[EcclesCake]

Not in the slightest.

[bednobs]

i did not vote, so no.

[mikey4444]

TWR...I have voted Labour since I was first able to vote at all, as a young man, and I have never had any second thoughts about so doing. That is not to say that I have wished on some occasions that the Labour government elected didn't do everything I had hoped they would, but regret voting Labour....never !

[Lie-in King]

No.

[naomi24]

TWR, do you really regret voting the way you did?

[Mosaic]

I know I wasted my vote by choosing the Vague Liberal, but I couldn't vote for the local offering of one smug Tory, Napoleon Pig for Labour, and definitely not the swivel-eyed neo-Nazi for UKIP. I believe we really need a choice offered that says 'none of the above' as it would register local electorate dissatisfaction.

[Jackdaw33]

I regret voting for Heath in 1970.

[woofgang]

no

[jourdain2]

No, I voted for UKIP (without any chance of them being elected in my constituency) and it was only the votes of other people like me that have gained us the Referendum.

[david small]

Mosaic, you name calling betray's your intellectual capacity.