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If A Vote For Ukip Is A Vote For Labour Why Are They So Against Them?
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Be interesting to know.
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weecalf...not entirely sure what the "far middle" is, but.....
This interesting little chap stood in Clacton ::::
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( actually I quite like his cat )
This interesting little chap stood in Clacton ::::
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( actually I quite like his cat )
Spin it however you like mikey, but give me some indication as to what happened to the views of 7,000 people in 4 years.
However you cut it, they becamse disillusioned with politics altogether or abandoned the Labour party completely.
As Svejk says, for a supposedly serious opponent to the Tories the Labour showing was abysmal and you are in effect not an opposition party by any stretch of the imagination. You're just making up the numbers, so in essence a wasted vote.
However you cut it, they becamse disillusioned with politics altogether or abandoned the Labour party completely.
As Svejk says, for a supposedly serious opponent to the Tories the Labour showing was abysmal and you are in effect not an opposition party by any stretch of the imagination. You're just making up the numbers, so in essence a wasted vote.
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Such a lot of rhetoric .......
One thing is certain, the nature of politics in the UK is changing because we've had 40 years + of blatant ineptitude in Government and it's created a chaotic state that has no way of stabilising itself in my view. I truly believe Labour are a spent force and if the Libs were a stronger Party Labour would drop to third, UKIP offer a different vision and as people are hacked off with the Tories and Labour they see something different as a possible improvement.
Labour offers nothing new other than a spend to get the country back on its feet, we know what happened last time with B Liar and in the 70s. The best solution for Britain right now is probably a hung parliament where the extremes of both parties are neutralised.
Right now Labour have 40 Scottish MPs in Westminster, next year they will be lucky to have less than half of that, the gains will be made by SNP and I expect the Tories. The nationalist alternative has been offered north of the border, I suspect the offer of this down south is attractive to many.
It's a changing world and politics is changing, now if this makes the Tories and Labour have a good look at themselves and really understand what Britian needs and deliver it then fine, problem is they are both too feckin arrogant to look internally and make a shift change in policy that might give the country a chance.... personal rhetoric over.... ;0)
One thing is certain, the nature of politics in the UK is changing because we've had 40 years + of blatant ineptitude in Government and it's created a chaotic state that has no way of stabilising itself in my view. I truly believe Labour are a spent force and if the Libs were a stronger Party Labour would drop to third, UKIP offer a different vision and as people are hacked off with the Tories and Labour they see something different as a possible improvement.
Labour offers nothing new other than a spend to get the country back on its feet, we know what happened last time with B Liar and in the 70s. The best solution for Britain right now is probably a hung parliament where the extremes of both parties are neutralised.
Right now Labour have 40 Scottish MPs in Westminster, next year they will be lucky to have less than half of that, the gains will be made by SNP and I expect the Tories. The nationalist alternative has been offered north of the border, I suspect the offer of this down south is attractive to many.
It's a changing world and politics is changing, now if this makes the Tories and Labour have a good look at themselves and really understand what Britian needs and deliver it then fine, problem is they are both too feckin arrogant to look internally and make a shift change in policy that might give the country a chance.... personal rhetoric over.... ;0)
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