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Old 13-04-2005, 08:08   #27
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Re: Vote 2005, week 2, new poll!

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Originally Posted by Seti
I remember things like the miners strike, the defacement and debasment of the NHS, the privitasation of our national utilities, the poll tax oh and of course Margaret Thatcher.
Sian
Growing up during the 80's and 90's it aways astonished me how the Tories kept winning despite the fact that they seemed so unpopular. Nobody I ever spoke to would admit to voting Tory. Now the situation is reversed I understand of course.


I will be voting Labour. The Tories have caused great damage to the Country which is going to take decades to erase if it can be at all. They instilled an attitude in a whole generation that greed and lack of compassion is ok.

Labour is the only party which is fit to govern at the present time. The Tories are still stuck in the 20th century, is Howard really the best they can come up with. As for the Lib Dems, they can promise the earth because they know they will not be forming the next government and with no one in their party with any experience of running the country are too high a risk.

Sean.
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