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Ignitionnet · 28-04-2015, 16:21

I'm voting locally as I mentioned, for the man not his party. If not for that I'd likely vote as I have previously and go Liberal Democrat.

They are going to pay the price for coalition but have a lot of policies I agree with, especially social ones, and their fiscal ones are largely responsible without being too savage.

They've lost a lot of their more ideological support, hopefully they'll make it up from more pragmatic support in time.

I can't abide their views on the EU but you can't have it all...

28-04-2015, 16:21	#269
Ignitionnet Inactive Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Leeds, West Yorkshire Age: 48 Posts: 13,995	Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion I'm voting locally as I mentioned, for the man not his party. If not for that I'd likely vote as I have previously and go Liberal Democrat. They are going to pay the price for coalition but have a lot of policies I agree with, especially social ones, and their fiscal ones are largely responsible without being too savage. They've lost a lot of their more ideological support, hopefully they'll make it up from more pragmatic support in time. I can't abide their views on the EU but you can't have it all...