General Election 2015

[desmartinson]

       

 

[kawasakikid]

I have always been a Labour supporter.  It's in my DNA. BUT, in a strange way I am glad the Tories have got back in this time and hopefully with a clear majority because:

1. There will not be another coalition government with the idiots who call themselves the Lib Dems;
2. The Conservatives are a lot more skeptical than most when it comes to the various policies connected with climate change and;
3. There is likely to be a referendum on the UK's membership of the EU.

There, I've said it.  Just waiting for a bolt of lightning to strike me now!

[desmartinson]

Well said and agree coalition no good to anyone, I think a bolt of lighting has just struck again they are talking about Miliband standing down and Ed balls becoming Labour leader, Well the shadow chancellor has just lost his seat to the Tories,

[Scunner]

4. It doesn't give the minority SNP disproportionate power in Westminster

Still a bad day for the most vulnerable however.

[kawasakikid]

4. It doesn't give the minority SNP disproportionate power in Westminster

Still a bad day for the most vulnerable however.

Agreed!

[kaptainkrunchie]

Well said and agree coalition no good to anyone, I think a bolt of lighting has just struck again they are talking about Miliband standing down and Ed balls becoming Labour leader, Well the shadow chancellor has just lost his seat to the Tories,

 BallsUp got binned so who's tipped to replace him? Yes his wife Yvette Cooper

She's another of the "new labour, straight out of Oxford into a political adviser job, got caught fiddling her expenses, never held a proper job in her life." brigade.

FFS, what has happened to the Labour party.....Me grandad will be turning in his grave muchin his old cloth cap.

[Steve A]

That's us ******ed

[Pussinboots]

If, as it looks likely Milliband resigns he should knuckle down and work hard in his neglected constituency now. It's well known in Doncaster this is the case.

[loz]

Food banks,
Zero Hour Contracts
Probable rise in VAT
Tax cuts for the rich
Armed forces cut
School fees

No change then

[Colwyn]

Well that's the UK election out of the way. Now we can focus on the one in Turkey next month.