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Originally Posted by Flyboy
It appears that if you want to stop the re-introduction of fox hunting and you live in the South-West, you would be better off voting Labour or Green.
Most candidates in South West support fox hunting ban
Here is a run down of the support (or lack thereof) for repealing the ban.
Conservatives (23 candidates who responded)
0 would retain the ban
18 would vote to repeal the ban,
2 would abstain,
3 were undecided
Labour (22 candidates responded)
22 would retain the ban
0 would vote to repeal the ban
Lib Dem (20 candidates responded)
13 would retain the ban
3 would vote to repeal the ban
4 were undecided
Green Party (15 candidates responded)
15 would retain the ban
0 would vote to repeal the ban
UKIP (23 candidates responded)
3 would retain the ban
9 would vote to repeal the ban,
6 would abstain,
5 were undecided
---------- Post added at 17:55 ---------- Previous post was at 17:39 ----------
Oh dear....they just can't seem to get to right:
Keane 'horrified' by Tories' use of hit single
This morning's "rally," is fast becoming "Dave's" Sheffield moment. |
Things must be getting desperate, if "you" are canvassing for tactical voting; not sure your "party" is going to win on it's own merits?
"I" would have thought "people" would be more interested in the economy, health, education, policing, employment, etc etc - but no, let's focus on some "people" on "horses" who chase "foxy-woxy".....(btw, "I" don't support "fox-hunting", just like most of the "Tories" I know - but that wouldn't help "your" stereotyping and rabble-rousing, would it?).
Funny, I don't remember David Cameron shouting "We're all right! We're all right!" during his speech....
And "oh dear", "you" are right - using a "Keane" song without prior permission is going to lose the "Conservatives" the election; this will be the defining moment.
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