General Election Soon?

[sandyRoe]

Some pundits talking on the wireless are saying the date may be announced today.

If you've weighed the pros and cons how will you vote?

[teacher1]

One good thing out of this ....... gulliver won't be moaning on here !

[davebro3]

Oh dear - McSwinney isn't happy that's at the annual Scots knees-up. Well you weren't going to vote Tory anyway were you! 

[Blubster]

@teacher1 18:01

 

Don't bank on it, he'll find something to moan at.

[gulliver1]

Never mind. At least when the Tories are pushed into third place they will be grateful when the Lib Dems invite them to form a coalition party on the opposition benches with them.😀😁😂🤣😃😄

[Deskdiary]

If (when?) Labour win, I sincerely hope one his first actions will be to sack that dreadful lying fishwife.

[Togo]

The question would be better if it asked "Will you vote Labour/muslim/hamas or Conservative/Traditional Western/Christian values. Because the UK is polarising into those factions quicker that even Bliar intended. 

[Hymie]

My bet is that Sunak has already purchased one way first-class tickets to California for himself & family – travelling on the 5 July.

[tomus42]

I'll be voting tactically to try and remove the incumbent Tory from my constituency.

[Spungle]

I hope he has Hymie, he deserves a break after winning a general election.

[jourdain2]

Togo's right, actually.  I still couldn't vote for Starmer, he's just not convincing in his convdersion and I can remember clearly how he supported Corbyn with equal passion.

I can't see any way in which I could vote Conservative either, if that means voting for compulsory legislation (Maths to 18 and Smoking ban - no I don't smoke, but I don't believe in coercion).

War looms. This may affect the election. In 1937 the election was in July.............doesn't bode well.

Complicated isn't it?  I await events, dear all, events.

[Deskdiary]

Sir Beer Kneel-a-Lot flips-flops so much it's  difficult to keep up with him.

 

One minute women have penises and the next they don't is just one example of many.

 

Do you remember the Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse characters where one would say something, the other would disagree, and then the first person would immediately change their mind and agree with the dissenter. That's SKS.

 

Its going to be fun and worrying in equal measure.

[jno]

hm

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[Cloverjo]

I do love an election. I'm a Labour supporter, but they never get even close to second here. The LibDem candidate was very good when she was last our MP, so she'll get my vote.