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Russ · 22-05-2024, 20:51

Really all we’re doing is voting for who we think will do the least damage as none of the current parties will be making 100% (or even close) popular policies and choices.

So naturally that counts out the rugby-Scrum party, 14 years of that shower should ensure they get nowhere near Number 10 for at least a decade or two.

At the moment I’d cautiously vote Labour, part tactical and part “let’s see what they can do”. Seeing as none of the Blair/Brown era cabinet are still in frontline politics comparisons to New Labour are pointless at best and barrel-scraping at worst.

I don’t think any of us can realistically see them doing worse than the last 14 years.

22-05-2024, 20:51	#14
Russ cf.mega poster Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Half in the corporeal, half in the etheral Posts: 37,181	Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 1 Really all we’re doing is voting for who we think will do the least damage as none of the current parties will be making 100% (or even close) popular policies and choices. So naturally that counts out the rugby-Scrum party, 14 years of that shower should ensure they get nowhere near Number 10 for at least a decade or two. At the moment I’d cautiously vote Labour, part tactical and part “let’s see what they can do”. Seeing as none of the Blair/Brown era cabinet are still in frontline politics comparisons to New Labour are pointless at best and barrel-scraping at worst. I don’t think any of us can realistically see them doing worse than the last 14 years. __________________ From Jim Cornette: “Ty, Fy, bye”