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Hom3r 07-05-2010 12:33

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Originally Posted by punky (Post 35016171)
My council tax always goes up.

And its not that people don't want GB or DC, but that its so tight. I just wish we could have a run-off.

Yeah, a run of beachy head :D

Nugget 07-05-2010 12:34

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Talk about voter apathy - over 5000 views of this thread, and only 111 votes. For shame people :D

Stuart 07-05-2010 12:36

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35016170)
I'm sorry but you have 15 hours to votes, even if you work you have the morning and evening.

If you can't be bothered to queue an missed the 10pm deadline TOUGH.

That's why I don't understand why so many people had problems. I knew that due to work and various other commitments, I would not be able to vote yesterday evening or for most of the day. So, I went in and voted before work. My local Polling station was nice and quiet at 7:45am.

Hom3r 07-05-2010 12:36

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Originally Posted by Stuart C (Post 35016177)
You could be imagining wrong. The Queen is not allowed to express any political views. I also believe that she no longer has any real power apart from one. She can (under certain circumstances) dissolve the government and force an emergency general election. I believe this is probably what Chris was referring to when he said she was a stop gap.

Having said that, I vaguely remember reading somewhere she is actually a Labour supporter in private. If the rumours are correct, she certainly did not like Margaret Thatcher.

The Monarch has some powers, I heard last night, this morning (can't remember when as I was up til 4am). that King George V stepped in in 1924.

punky 07-05-2010 12:37

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LOL, I love Boris Johnson.

Chris 07-05-2010 12:38

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Originally Posted by punky (Post 35016185)
LOL, I love Boris Johnson.

Brilliant - it's taken far too long to wheel him out. :D

Sirius 07-05-2010 12:39

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35016170)
I'm sorry but you have 15 hours to votes, even if you work you have the morning and evening.

If you can't be bothered to queue an missed the 10pm deadline TOUGH.

Agreed

Pierre 07-05-2010 12:39

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35016175)
Moonbase calling Earth, Moonbase calling Earth ... under Labour my town has been run without problems, and when the Tories run this town the words "Can't organise a P'up in a brewey" come to mind.

Yes, that would be becuase they run it spending money they haven't got.

So now history repeats itself that Labour have spent, spent, and spent some more so we're all on the edge of a financial abyss.

Hard choices for any government, I'm keen to see if Cameron and Clegg can work something out. For a couple of years at least.

I think if it went to re-election Lib-Dem would lose out even more.

Mr_love_monkey 07-05-2010 12:40

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still in other good news, Esther Rantzen didn't get in , and she only got around 1000 votes...

Chris 07-05-2010 12:40

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Roffle ... Boris has the entire BBC Election studio in stitches.

Flyboy 07-05-2010 12:43

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Originally Posted by Stuart C (Post 35016177)
You could be imagining wrong. The Queen is not allowed to express any political views. I also believe that she no longer has any real power apart from one. She can (under certain circumstances) dissolve the government and force an emergency general election. I believe this is probably what Chris was referring to when he said she was a stop gap.

Having said that, I vaguely remember reading somewhere she is actually a Labour supporter in private. If the rumours are correct, she certainly did not like Margaret Thatcher.

I don't think not liking Thatcher would make her a Labour supporter. I have never heard the rumour that she is, to be honest, but I cannot see her siding with Labour, in opposition to a party made up of old Etonians.

Chris 07-05-2010 12:45

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Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 35016192)
I don't think not liking Thatcher would make her a Labour supporter. I have never heard the rumour that she is, to be honest, but I cannot see her siding with Labour, in opposition to a party made up of old Etonians.

For all your fine words, how disappointing to find that underneath it all you're just a class-warring old dinosaur. Pity.

Hom3r 07-05-2010 12:47

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watching and reading the news, I get the feeling that NC is going to form a coalition with the party that sticks it tongue up his backside the furtherist

Damien 07-05-2010 12:55

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Apparently some "senior" Tories are criticizing Cameron's campaign and saying that won't do deals with the Lib Dems.

zing_deleted 07-05-2010 12:59

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Originally Posted by Nugget (Post 35016179)
Talk about voter apathy - over 5000 views of this thread, and only 111 votes. For shame people :D

its possibly the same 11 keep viewing the page. Lets face it politics is not the most interesting of subjects is it


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