Who Do You Want To Win The Next UK Election?

[Peter Parka]

Got to happen by May. So who do you want to win? Non UK people can vote on this too. And why?

I'll be voting Conservative. Might sound strange as a man living on benefits to look after his sick wife but I think our possible MP cares more about our town and the underpriveleged than out current Labour MP who still thinks the Iraq war was a good idea and voted against an inquiry into it. He also took the piss on expenses.

 

[Kyle B]

It would be funny if Labour won again. But in all honesty, Mr. Brown, dear unelected leader needs to go.

 

[Zorak]

I don't think I'll vote. But if I did it would be for SNP.

 

[MoonOwl]

As I don't know squat about y'alls politics, whichever party is the least sold out is who I wish for you.

 

[JanieDough]

Margaret Thatcher!

 

[Minor Axis]

I'd have to educate myself about who is the most down to earth, responsible, representative of the most citizens party. Who would that be?

 

[Tangerine]

The fact that you have choices beyond "Republican" and "Democrat" tells me that you're more likely to find a good leader that we in the US will anytime soon.

 

[BlackCherry]

I just find it interesting that the lines between your two largest parties have been completely blurred as far as what they stand for...Labour went Tory-esque and vice versa. I think Pete's example of his MP is a good example of that. I don't know enough about the other parties to vote in your poll, but of course the US will be watching and interested. Well, our government will be I can't say the masses will be...hell, they don't even show up for our elections.

 

[daniellllleee]

RALPH NADER 2010.


lolol

 

[Margene]

As I don't know squat about y'alls politics, whichever party is the least sold out is who I wish for you.

I'm with you!

 

[nova]

I don't know but I wish we had 10 viable parties....

 

[Zorak]

The fact that you have choices beyond "Republican" and "Democrat" tells me that you're more likely to find a good leader that we in the US will anytime soon.

Not really, its a 2 party choice. A vote for anyone else is a wasted vote. Despite what anyone says.

I just find it interesting that the lines between your two largest parties have been completely blurred as far as what they stand for...Labour went Tory-esque and vice versa.

I wouldn't say vice versa lol

 

[Minor Axis]

The fact that you have choices beyond "Republican" and "Democrat" tells me that you're more likely to find a good leader that we in the US will anytime soon.

Really? List of U.S. Political Parties. Only two are contenders because that is how most people align themselves. I wonder how many contenders there are in England?

 

[Accountable]

How much impact does the candidate have, vs the party he/she represents?

 

[Peter Parka]

Margaret Thatcher!

I'd have to educate myself about who is the most down to earth, responsible, representative of the most citizens party. Who would that be?

Probably none of them, its kind of like asking you which leg you want chopped off.

The fact that you have choices beyond "Republican" and "Democrat" tells me that you're more likely to find a good leader that we in the US will anytime soon.

Not really, I'd have Obama every time over these douches

I don't know but I wish we had 10 viable parties....

Only 2 viable parties, Labour and Conservative, in all honestty

Good Gosh no wonder the UK is so fuked up! you have 10 choices or parties...................who ever is in favor of gun ownership....................!

None of them, we haven't yet lowered ourself to the same standard of stupidity as the USA....yet!

How much impact does the candidate have, vs the party he/she represents?

It makes an impact to those of us who actually understand politics. Most people, unfortunately, will go by what they read in the Sun. :thumbdown

 

[JanieDough]

i been getting that a lot lately

should i just stop and go away???




really though - i heard she was great.

 

[Peter Parka]

Lets put it this way...Maggie Thatcher almost ruined our country and there are many parties (seriously) being planned in many working mens clubs for when she dies. :thumbup

 

[Tuffdisc]

I have never liked the Conservatives since Maggie Thatcher, and that was even in my school days, never liked the Labour party, because I thought it was way to liberal in its thinking..............until now, because I am swinging towards Tory.......I voted for the Lib-Dem in all its various formats

 

[JanieDough]

oh i was taught she did good things. sorry!

 

[Pabst]

danger mouse! or penfold