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Media Boy UK 24-04-2015 12:41

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35773613)
We have just received our postal vote and out of the 6 candidates only two live in the city.

Seen on the BBC website that one of the candidate in my area is from UKip.

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That will hit the Tory vote in my area.

Chris 24-04-2015 12:56

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Originally Posted by Media Boy (Post 35773615)
Seen on the BBC website that one of the candidate in my area is from UKip.

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That will hit the Tory vote in my area.

Yes, I expect he feels spoiled for choice now ... :D

TheDaddy 24-04-2015 15:03

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35773605)
the outcome will probably be better for the Tories than everyone is predicting.

I think this is going to prove accurate

Ignitionnet 24-04-2015 17:15

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I'd agree, however I also suspect they won't be able to form a stable government.

This scenario isn't impossible. If we aren't going to see majority government for a while we should at least have a voting system that is reflective of the views of the electorate.

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So, about that property owning democracy, Dave...

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2015/04/12.jpg

Damien 24-04-2015 17:48

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The Tories need the Liberal Democrats to suffer fewer loses to Labour than current expected.

Osem 24-04-2015 20:38

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How things change eh Ed?

http://www.demanjo.com/news/world/13...nt-deaths.html

TheDaddy 25-04-2015 01:46

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35773696)

Doesn't sound like he's position has changed one bit to me

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2015-32441968

ianch99 25-04-2015 09:21

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Ed's right, Dave was happy to get the plaudits for "rescuing" Libya from Gaddifi but not interested in ensuring they transition to a stable, Europe-friendly government.

Gary L 25-04-2015 09:37

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We've dragged up the race thing. blacks vs whites vs browns again.

Dave says that the Conservatives will have the first Black/Asian PM.
He's pledged to boost minority ethnic jobs, university places and police recruits by 2020.

why don't you step aside then Dave. pick a black or asian person and give yourself a pat on the back for reminding us that we're all different. we're not equal.

don't you just hate it when all else fails pick on a non white person to stand out in the crowd.

I hate having to be reminded that we're not all equal as human beings. and that our colour determines our status and standing in society.

Thanks Dave. you prat.

It's a bit like him saying "we're the cool gang cuz we got a black dude on our team"
and then he's constantly patronising the poor guy everyday he shows his face at work.

Sirius 25-04-2015 10:01

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35773729)
Ed's right, Dave was happy to get the plaudits for "rescuing" Libya from Gaddifi but not interested in ensuring they transition to a stable, Europe-friendly government.

Ed's got a brass neck considering what they did in Iraq thanks to his buddy Blair.

Hugh 25-04-2015 11:05

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35773729)
Ed's right, Dave was happy to get the plaudits for "rescuing" Libya from Gaddifi but not interested in ensuring they transition to a stable, Europe-friendly government.

But Ed said he was happy with the plan....

Osem 25-04-2015 12:47

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35773742)
But Ed said he was happy with the plan....

Mere details.

Labour's never been good at details or reconciling what they say with what they do and Miliband's proved he's just as bad as all the rest. Hypocrites par excellance...

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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35773736)
Ed's got a brass neck considering what they did in Iraq thanks to his buddy Blair.

There's that too.

Shhhh!... don't mention illegal wars, dodgy dossiers, ficitious WMD's...

More Labour lies.

nomadking 25-04-2015 13:12

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People also gather at Calais, so whose to blame for that?

Ignitionnet 25-04-2015 13:36

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The comments by a couple on this thread are pretty viciously partisan. This seems to be the nastiest election in a while.

I'm sure there are some policies to be discussed at some point, rather than throwing venom regarding the government before this one, or considering this government cruel, vindictive and soul-less.

papa smurf 25-04-2015 13:53

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the closer this election is the nearer to the bottom of the barrel they delve :)


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