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Old 22-02-2010, 17:55   #43
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Re: Brown asks Voters to give Labour a second look

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Originally Posted by Less View Post
Now I like fairy stories which is why I could spend all day listening to Rindy.

However, the simplistic view of politics that I have is this:-

Labour Candidate extremely far left but local 'v' Jay's best mate also local.

I think the lefty would get my vote.


Labour Candidate extremely far left but local 'v' Jay's Party bloke a stranger.

I think the lefty would get my vote.

Labour Candidate extremely far left but a stranger 'v' Jay's best mate local.

I think Jay's best mate would get my vote.

Now this is the fairy tale part bare with me, please.

Labour Candidate extremely far left but a stranger 'v' Jay's Party bloke a stranger.

I actually think the Lib Dem', (local), would get my vote, (best chance of them winning around here in years).

You see, the reason for this is, whatever the party, I know in my heart of hearts I want to be represented by someone that suffers the same kind of in-breeding as I and the rest of us locals do, at least no matter how badly they represent us in London they still have to live around here with the rest of us, not go scurrying off to some Chelsea Flat never to be seen again.
I'm actually agreeing you on this one, Less. I once declared that I'd rather be kneecapped than vote Labour - and I still hold to that view. However Britcliffe's bunch have proved themselves more inept than the outfit they replaced. Short of looking to some anonymous independent candidate, I reckon the Lib/Dems might just be the party to make a better fist of it come the local elections. As for the main event, reckon I'll give it a miss once again.
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