02-05-2019, 02:20 PM
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Voted today!
Just got back from the polling station.Seemed quiet,, but hopefully, people are at work and only us
old codgers are about at this time of day.
Anyway, we put our marks alongside Ukip and one for the
independant candidate! My daughter will never talk to us
again!
I exhort all voters with a sense of greivance about our
political establishment, to do the same!
Regards Donkeyman!
02-05-2019, 02:26 PM
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Re: Voted today!
I checked a couple of days ago. I have a choice of Labour, Conservative, or Green, none of which I will vote forI thought of going and spoiling my paper by writing on it 'Leave' or Brexit', but can't be bothered, as this area is so strongly Labour, so I'll just stay at home
The real test will come with the MEP elections, As I will have the choice of UKIP, Brexit, or Tommy Robinson; unless our MPs manage to weasel their way out of it
02-05-2019, 02:29 PM
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Re: Voted today!
Voting because of a sense of grievance is what got us into this mess in the first place.Voting should be done with a cool head, not as a knee-jerk reaction.
It has struck me, DM, that all your posts that I have read seem to be full of bitterness.
I don't know why you are so bitter.
I hope you will find some peace, though.
02-05-2019, 02:56 PM
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Re: Voted today!
My polling station is a hundred yards away in the village hall so not far to walk and it is very busy with cars turning around opposite my house.I had a change of heart in the last few days on finding there was someone standing as a local independent not affiliated to any party and standing purely on local issues so she got my vote
02-05-2019, 04:23 PM
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Re: Voted today!
We had two lots of voting to do in my district, one for the election of local parasites aka councillors and another for the Parish Council.I voted for UKIP on the local council and wrote NONE on the Parish Council vote before drawing a line through the lot of them. Two Tory, two Labour, one LibDem and one Green. To my mind, parish councillors shouldn't have any political allegiances they should be working together collectively for the common good instead of squabbling along party lines for what's best for the community.
02-05-2019, 05:28 PM
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Re: Voted today!
Originally Posted by Judd
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We had two lots of voting to do in my district, one for the election of local parasites aka councillors and another for the Parish Council.I voted for UKIP on the local council and wrote NONE on the Parish Council vote before drawing a line through the lot of them. Two Tory, two Labour, one LibDem and one Green. To my mind, parish councillors shouldn't have any political allegiances they should be working together collectively for the common good instead of squabbling along party lines for what's best for the community.
I feel it clouds the issues.
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