2005 election

Woah ive been told by the whoshould you vote for to vote UKIP.....hmmm

thanks for clearing that up

I don't think Veritas is mentioned. Mind you, it would have had to have another question to show Veritas:

Quote:

Do you support Robert Kilroy-Silk's massive ego?

From what I've heard it's something they'd consider doing, but it's not one of their major policies and isn't really a reason not to vote for them.

Campaign banners are so reliable However:

And that's the attitude that means they won't ever win. Well, never say never, but still. I guess that's just the way the world works.

Saying that, I can't see Kennedy being a particularly great leader; Lib Dems aren't really in the best place to get into power right now, even if it was a possibility.

I'm not even particularly pro Lib-Dem, there's just nobody else I'd want to vote for!

You realise, of course, that that banner would make me even less inclined to vote Lib Dem than I normally would, seeing as I'm in a place which is coloured gray and therefore the Lib Dems have no chance, even under the auspices of this probably over-optimistic poll?

And you realise they did the same with their newspaper-style "election communication" which included a bit about their target seats which came through the post yesterday, which, of course, I was not a part of and therefore they are basically admitting, in an election communication to my house, that they couldn't win in my area if they tried?

Amateurs. Bloody amateurs. You want to know why people are unsure? Try stuff like that, speaking from a purely political point of view.

I've leafleted for Labour and I've not been brainwashed.

Major is the one who looks like the badger.

I'm still struggling to believe that he will be Sir John now.

Baroness, actually. Which is good, because as a member of the feudal aristocracy she can be first against the wall.

If you don't the Tories will get in. (if it works for Labour...)

Someone asked me if i wanted to go out defacing Tory election posters in the middle of the night a bit like this...

http://www.toryscum.com/2005/04/04/18/

I couldn't stretch to criminal damage though, surely?

Some of the best Tory-poster-defacing was on the mock election posters at school. Probably stolen from an anti-website but anyway. On the 'vote conservative' line they'd crossed out letters so it read 'Vote Conservative' instead.