which way would you vote?

[johnizere]

if there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for?.....(without a "none of the above" option)

[Grunty]

How sad that we do longer have the late Dave Sutch of the Official Monster Raving Loony Party. I feel that he could have injected some comparitive sanity into the system

[johnizere]

ahh...we miss him, and who started the ball rolling for open all hours pubs??

[Big Al1st]

Hey Grunty Remember he was going to have Cynthia Payne as Chief Whip. Brilliant!

[Zen]

http://www.omrlp.com/index.php?option=com_fron tpage&Itemid=87

[johnizere]

nice one zen...I see the Savages will be playing too. I wonder if some of the ex-band members could turn up, like Mick Jagger, Brian Jones (sadly not), Jeff Beck, Richie Blackmore, Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell (Hendrix), Jimmy Page, John Bonham (Led Zep), and Keith Moon, sadly now playing with the angels.
Not a bad line-up?

[-Zorro-]

I dont

[bernardo]

I would vote for the Official Monster Raving Loony Party - just as I did in 2001 and 2005. If for some reason I did not stand next time, I would probably vote UKIP instead of voting for myself.

[jgs]

I would vote for the English Democrats

[nelson pique]

Don't worry ward-minter we'll speak out when they come for you. I'd vote for Fidel Castro if he's not already dead.

[Booldawg]

I would sack the government and give political control back to the Royal Family with Nick Griffin as political adviser to the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh as Minister of Foreign Relations.

[crete]

yes the royal family would be really in touch with everyday life in britain today, would charles and camilla get a position?

[littleoldme]

That "without a none of the above option" really spoils it. I've always voted (not always for the same party) because I feel I should - I don't think everyone should feel the same and certainly don't advocate compulsory voting, it's just a personal thing - but if there were to be a GE tomorrow, I'd really be struggling.

Labour? After the mess they've made? Good grief, no.
Tory? Not while a have an ounce of compassion for my fellow man left in me. Leopards and spots, and all that.
Lib Dems? A complete shambles at the moment, having just replaced an alcoholic with a man who makes Ian Duncan-Smith (remember him?) look dynamic.
BNP? No, because I'm not a racist.
UKIP? No, because I'm not a little Englander.

Doesn't leave a lot really.

[Pippa68]

I won't be voting ever again..

[Catso]

I don't like any of the 3 main parties - their policies or their leaders.

I would vote UKIP or BNP, just as a protest (neither of them would be even close to winning in my constituancy).

[barniclebill]

If you're going to have a protest vote at least vote for a respectable party, has to be the Greens doesn't it? If you are goingt o borrow something you ought to put it back exactly as you found it, if not better. If everyone were to vote BNP as a protest vote we could end up with a lot of blood on our hands....

[pjm007]

bnp

[Little Willy]

B.N.P.
And this government is doing them a big favour

[nelson pique]

All these people saying they would vote BNP are you racist or just ignorant?

[Little Willy]

No i'm not racist,just fed up to the back teeth with what is happening to this country, things like people hijacking planes to get here and then this government rolling out the red carpet by putting them up in 5star hotels while some of our pensioners live in poverty after a working lifetime paying taxes into the system,we have an immigration system in chaos,many (not all)coming over just to get housing,healhcare and benefits. we have a justice system where the criminal has more rights than the victim.
As far as i'm concerned this government has let the people of this country down big time.