The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 2

[daveeb]

Originally Posted by TheDaddy

Yes always round up not down, I'd imagine there were corner shop half penny millionaires of the back of that and this time round the only difference would be instead of mojos it'd be mojitos

Absolutely. Black Jack inflation was an early lesson in how things are.

[ianch99]

Any idea where the die hard CF Tory supporters have gone? Seems very one-sided here

[jfman]

OB’s still out there howling at the moon about the all streaming future if only, ironically, the Government would intervene to make it so.

Slightly worried (sincerely) about Seph tho he’s not been online since 13 April.

[denphone]

Originally Posted by ianch99

Any idea where the die hard CF Tory supporters have gone? Seems very one-sided here

Have you heard of shy Tory voters.

[Escapee]

Originally Posted by denphone

Have you heard of shy Tory voters.

I voted Conservative last week, and would have done so this week before the news yesterday.

This week I have changed to Reform, as I believe they will now get more votes than the Conservatives in my area. We will never get rid of the Labour MP, as my area has voted in Labour MPs and Labour councils for over a hundred years. There's a cycle, vote them in, spend the next 4 years complaining about them and then vote them in again.

As long as Reform gets more votes in my area than the nasty Plaid Cymru party I'll be happy.

You will have a chance to reflect your change of heart in next week’s poll thread, coming to a forum near you this Thursday …

Off to see Geoff Norcott tonight - be interesting to hear his views on what’s happening during this election time.

(he’s a right-leaning comedian)

[Escapee]

Originally Posted by Chris

You will have a chance to reflect your change of heart in next week’s poll thread, coming to a forum near you this Thursday …

I cast my vote today, so it reflects my change of heart yesterday.

I do wonder though about the value of polls (Not knocking this one), as all I hear in my area from people I know, and hearing random conversations are people saying they won't be voting for Labour. But I have heard that for local and general elections in this area for as long as I remember!

[Kursk]

Originally Posted by ianch99

Any idea where the die hard CF Tory supporters have gone? Seems very one-sided here

I think they're understandably bored shitless.

[1andrew1]

Originally Posted by ianch99

Any idea where the die hard CF Tory supporters have gone? Seems very one-sided here

Too depressed to get out of bed let alone post on here!

But, like jfman, I am a little concerned by Seph's absence.

[Mr K]

Originally Posted by jfman

OB’s still out there howling at the moon about the all streaming future if only, ironically, the Government would intervene to make it so.

Slightly worried (sincerely) about Seph tho he’s not been online since 13 April.

I'm more worried about Papa Smurf, not seen since he vowed to vote Labour a year ago.
https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...3&postcount=41
Hope he's ok.

[mrmistoffelees]

Originally Posted by 1andrew1

Too depressed to get out of bed let alone post on here!

But, like jfman, I am a little concerned by Seph's absence.

Probably still attending a candle lit vigil for the Vulcan

[Kursk]

Originally Posted by 1andrew1

Too depressed to get out of bed let alone post on here!

But, like jfman, I am a little concerned by Seph's absence.

Seph, Old Boy and others deserve their thoughtful and intelligent contributions to be debated. Opposing opinions enrich discussion. There's only so much negativity a person can put up with.

[Itshim]

Originally Posted by Hugh

Different horses, same jockey…

Farage left UKIP late 2018.

Thought that in bed last night !

[1andrew1]

Originally Posted by Kursk

Seph, Old Boy and others deserve their thoughtful and intelligent contributions to be debated. Opposing opinions enrich discussion. There's only so much negativity a person can put up with.

No one's saying their contributions should not be debated. We're discussing their non-participation with particular regard to some names who have been absent for longer than is usual.