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By *mcouple1 OP   Couple
over a year ago

nr warrington

Only weeks away from the election and there is not one leader who I could vote for.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I know there is no clear or well and truly 'good option' but try and read the manifestos and judge the party on which will hurt you, your friends and family least.

Remember you vote for your mp, and that supports the party's national policy making, so vote on your local candidates too.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Problem is depending on where you live your vote won't count !

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"Only weeks away from the election and there is not one leader who I could vote for. "

Spoil your ballot then just write none of the above on your voting slip.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Only weeks away from the election and there is not one leader who I could vote for.

Spoil your ballot then just write none of the above on your voting slip. "

I'm ok the Conservatives have a chance where I live .

All votes should count tho !

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"Only weeks away from the election and there is not one leader who I could vote for.

Spoil your ballot then just write none of the above on your voting slip.

I'm ok the Conservatives have a chance where I live .

All votes should count tho !"

I'll be voting Conservative too this time (voted ukip at last general election). My local MP is a conservative so hope she holds her seat.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Only weeks away from the election and there is not one leader who I could vote for.

Spoil your ballot then just write none of the above on your voting slip.

I'm ok the Conservatives have a chance where I live .

All votes should count tho !

I'll be voting Conservative too this time (voted ukip at last general election). My local MP is a conservative so hope she holds her seat. "

I voted UKIP last time but no point now !

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By *oyce69Man
over a year ago

Driffield


"Only weeks away from the election and there is not one leader who I could vote for.

Spoil your ballot then just write none of the above on your voting slip.

I'm ok the Conservatives have a chance where I live .

All votes should count tho !

I'll be voting Conservative too this time (voted ukip at last general election). My local MP is a conservative so hope she holds her seat.

I voted UKIP last time but no point now !

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Only weeks away from the election and there is not one leader who I could vote for. "
Vote for a policy you like rather than a leader.They'll never tick all your boxes.Pick something you care about.

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By *wingtolifeCouple
over a year ago

who knows

vote with your conscience and see what really benefits society and also yours and families standard of living. Look at what parties are steering society towards and ramifications of doing so.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

UK will be more than likely to face poverty as it will get poorer, so lib dems idea sounds best.

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By *wingtolifeCouple
over a year ago

who knows


"UK will be more than likely to face poverty as it will get poorer, so lib dems idea sounds best."
well we gave been getting poorer, stagnant wages, higher costs under tories and tripled debt!!! but theyre doing a wonderful job arent they

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"UK will be more than likely to face poverty as it will get poorer, so lib dems idea sounds best. well we gave been getting poorer, stagnant wages, higher costs under tories and tripled debt!!! but theyre doing a wonderful job arent they"
Yes, but was thinking more that they want to be in the eu and single market, also under the others the brits living abroad dont know their fate.

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"UK will be more than likely to face poverty as it will get poorer, so lib dems idea sounds best. well we gave been getting poorer, stagnant wages, higher costs under tories and tripled debt!!! but theyre doing a wonderful job arent theyYes, but was thinking more that they want to be in the eu and single market, also under the others the brits living abroad dont know their fate."

Remaining in the EU is not an option any more. Latest polling by sky news suggests only 22% now want to Remain. The Lib dems are onto a loser with a weak leader like Tintin Farron and a Remain ticket that few people seem to want anymore.

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By *wingtolifeCouple
over a year ago

who knows


"UK will be more than likely to face poverty as it will get poorer, so lib dems idea sounds best. well we gave been getting poorer, stagnant wages, higher costs under tories and tripled debt!!! but theyre doing a wonderful job arent theyYes, but was thinking more that they want to be in the eu and single market, also under the others the brits living abroad dont know their fate.

Remaining in the EU is not an option any more. Latest polling by sky news suggests only 22% now want to Remain. The Lib dems are onto a loser with a weak leader like Tintin Farron and a Remain ticket that few people seem to want anymore. "
if you like polls so much u may see that labour are on course and tories losing out

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"UK will be more than likely to face poverty as it will get poorer, so lib dems idea sounds best. well we gave been getting poorer, stagnant wages, higher costs under tories and tripled debt!!! but theyre doing a wonderful job arent theyYes, but was thinking more that they want to be in the eu and single market, also under the others the brits living abroad dont know their fate.

Remaining in the EU is not an option any more. Latest polling by sky news suggests only 22% now want to Remain. The Lib dems are onto a loser with a weak leader like Tintin Farron and a Remain ticket that few people seem to want anymore. if you like polls so much u may see that labour are on course and tories losing out"
Yes and labour is good too and this time many students will vote as well cos of free education and it is about time as corbyn said that the elite will be taxed.

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"UK will be more than likely to face poverty as it will get poorer, so lib dems idea sounds best. well we gave been getting poorer, stagnant wages, higher costs under tories and tripled debt!!! but theyre doing a wonderful job arent theyYes, but was thinking more that they want to be in the eu and single market, also under the others the brits living abroad dont know their fate.

Remaining in the EU is not an option any more. Latest polling by sky news suggests only 22% now want to Remain. The Lib dems are onto a loser with a weak leader like Tintin Farron and a Remain ticket that few people seem to want anymore. if you like polls so much u may see that labour are on course and tories losing outYes and labour is good too and this time many students will vote as well cos of free education and it is about time as corbyn said that the elite will be taxed."

The elite will be taxed (that's the part Labour tell you) and will move their money and investment overseas resulting in less money for the exchequer and the economy (that's the part labour are not telling you).

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"UK will be more than likely to face poverty as it will get poorer, so lib dems idea sounds best. well we gave been getting poorer, stagnant wages, higher costs under tories and tripled debt!!! but theyre doing a wonderful job arent theyYes, but was thinking more that they want to be in the eu and single market, also under the others the brits living abroad dont know their fate.

Remaining in the EU is not an option any more. Latest polling by sky news suggests only 22% now want to Remain. The Lib dems are onto a loser with a weak leader like Tintin Farron and a Remain ticket that few people seem to want anymore. if you like polls so much u may see that labour are on course and tories losing out"

The tories are still in 1st position in the polls.

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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago

Barbados


"UK will be more than likely to face poverty as it will get poorer, so lib dems idea sounds best. well we gave been getting poorer, stagnant wages, higher costs under tories and tripled debt!!! but theyre doing a wonderful job arent theyYes, but was thinking more that they want to be in the eu and single market, also under the others the brits living abroad dont know their fate.

Remaining in the EU is not an option any more. Latest polling by sky news suggests only 22% now want to Remain. The Lib dems are onto a loser with a weak leader like Tintin Farron and a Remain ticket that few people seem to want anymore. if you like polls so much u may see that labour are on course and tories losing outYes and labour is good too and this time many students will vote as well cos of free education and it is about time as corbyn said that the elite will be taxed.

The elite will be taxed (that's the part Labour tell you) and will move their money and investment overseas resulting in less money for the exchequer and the economy (that's the part labour are not telling you). "

I still love how people believe this weird idea that we need to tax the rich less to encourage them work more and keep them here, yet we need to pay the poor less to encourage them to work.

Just 7 years ago corporation tax was at 28% and all was well, yet people cry murder when Labour dare suggest we increase corp tax a few percent from the level it currently is. And Tories want to take it down to about half the G7 average rate.

-Matt

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

i have worked out what the problem with this entire election actually is...

the tory problem is that they love their leader.... but hate their manifesto!

which is why you only every hear people who intend to vote tory only ever talk about brexit and nowt else

the labour problem is that they love their manifesto.... but hate their leader! so absolutely all talk about the policies but running away from talking about the people at the top of the ticket!!

i think it is fascinating when both sets of leaders don't really want to talk to the general public... but for entirely different reasons.....

i mean.. for example... at the beginning of a campaign would you have thought that the more uncosted manifesto would have come from the party in power.... i mean, you would think they would have a better idea of the actual figures they can play with......

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"i have worked out what the problem with this entire election actually is...

the tory problem is that they love their leader.... but hate their manifesto!

which is why you only every hear people who intend to vote tory only ever talk about brexit and nowt else

the labour problem is that they love their manifesto.... but hate their leader! so absolutely all talk about the policies but running away from talking about the people at the top of the ticket!!

i think it is fascinating when both sets of leaders don't really want to talk to the general public... but for entirely different reasons.....

i mean.. for example... at the beginning of a campaign would you have thought that the more uncosted manifesto would have come from the party in power.... i mean, you would think they would have a better idea of the actual figures they can play with......"

Labours recent gaffe on keeping and renewing trident (did you hear Emily Thornberry's comments?) has got Tory supporters talking about more than Brexit now.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"vote with your conscience and see what really benefits society and also yours and families standard of living. Look at what parties are steering society towards and ramifications of doing so.

"

That's why you must vote Conservative

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Only weeks away from the election and there is not one leader who I could vote for. Vote for a policy you like rather than a leader.They'll never tick all your boxes.Pick something you care about. "

That's why we should have P R !

Then you could and it would count for something

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"vote with your conscience and see what really benefits society and also yours and families standard of living. Look at what parties are steering society towards and ramifications of doing so.

That's why you must vote Conservative "

For Theresa May and strong and stable leadership

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"vote with your conscience and see what really benefits society and also yours and families standard of living. Look at what parties are steering society towards and ramifications of doing so.

That's why you must vote Conservative

For Theresa May and strong and stable leadership "

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"vote with your conscience and see what really benefits society and also yours and families standard of living. Look at what parties are steering society towards and ramifications of doing so.

That's why you must vote Conservative

For Theresa May and strong and stable leadership "

How strong was she on raising NI for the self employed?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"vote with your conscience and see what really benefits society and also yours and families standard of living. Look at what parties are steering society towards and ramifications of doing so.

That's why you must vote Conservative

For Theresa May and strong and stable leadership

How strong was she on raising NI for the self employed? "

It takes strength to admit you were wrong. Have you ever tried it?

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"vote with your conscience and see what really benefits society and also yours and families standard of living. Look at what parties are steering society towards and ramifications of doing so.

That's why you must vote Conservative

For Theresa May and strong and stable leadership

How strong was she on raising NI for the self employed?

It takes strength to admit you were wrong. Have you ever tried it?"

So if she wins the election, and then says she was wrong about brexit you would say the same thing?

Be honest here, most of you lot would vote for Jimmy Savile if he promised you brexit on the 9th June.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"vote with your conscience and see what really benefits society and also yours and families standard of living. Look at what parties are steering society towards and ramifications of doing so.

That's why you must vote Conservative

For Theresa May and strong and stable leadership

How strong was she on raising NI for the self employed?

It takes strength to admit you were wrong. Have you ever tried it?

So if she wins the election, and then says she was wrong about brexit you would say the same thing?

Be honest here, most of you lot would vote for Jimmy Savile if he promised you brexit on the 9th June."

Disgusting accusation

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"vote with your conscience and see what really benefits society and also yours and families standard of living. Look at what parties are steering society towards and ramifications of doing so.

That's why you must vote Conservative

For Theresa May and strong and stable leadership

How strong was she on raising NI for the self employed?

It takes strength to admit you were wrong. Have you ever tried it?

So if she wins the election, and then says she was wrong about brexit you would say the same thing?

Be honest here, most of you lot would vote for Jimmy Savile if he promised you brexit on the 9th June.

Disgusting accusation"

Yeah?

If you had to chose between Corbyn as PM and no Brexit, or Savile as PM with Brexit, which would you vote for?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"vote with your conscience and see what really benefits society and also yours and families standard of living. Look at what parties are steering society towards and ramifications of doing so.

That's why you must vote Conservative

For Theresa May and strong and stable leadership

How strong was she on raising NI for the self employed?

It takes strength to admit you were wrong. Have you ever tried it?

So if she wins the election, and then says she was wrong about brexit you would say the same thing?

Be honest here, most of you lot would vote for Jimmy Savile if he promised you brexit on the 9th June.

Disgusting accusation

Yeah?

If you had to chose between Corbyn as PM and no Brexit, or Savile as PM with Brexit, which would you vote for? "

I voted for Brexit last summer and that is what May as the only decent leader and respecter of democracy will deliver. Now please go and clean your mind out before you come out with more ridiculous and vile what ifs

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If my Postal Vote does not arrive by the 26th May; I will be unable to vote for any party.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"Only weeks away from the election and there is not one leader who I could vote for. "
Have to agree in many ways,try an independent candidate if there is a good one in your area

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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago

Hereford


"Only weeks away from the election and there is not one leader who I could vote for. "

That's fine - you vote for your local MP.

Find out which one of those candidates you like.

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