Jamo

iTrader: (23)

private poll, not looking for a mud-slinging session. just an idea of who the scoobynet people are going to vote for.

dont think this has been done as yet, now all the tv programs are finished.

Dedrater

https://www.scoobynet.com/non-scooby...g-to-vote.html

nick172sport

iTrader: (6)

cameron not mr clegg whos 43 and is the same age as me never done a proper days work in his life he will get the votes off all the young numpties who have no idea reality tv tells it all about him

GC8

Youre correct: he didnt tell you that.

pslewis

I've already voted - for real

Jamo

iTrader: (23)

not at all, I only actually watched the first one.

I would never vote for labour, I liked what clegg had to say in the first debate, but there is a lot of their policies I really dont like, cameron has a lot of qualities I like, and some of their policies seem to make sense, I just cant help thinking back to when maggie was in charge.....

bnp again make a lot of sense, its the other stuff they dont mention that usually is discussed in private, that I dont like.

I really dont know who to vote for.

just wondering what others will do...

GC8

Any prime minister is going to have to make cuts thatll make Margaret Thatcher / Geoffrey Howes so-called decimation of the country look like a mild belt tightening. Where will that leave the 'Thatcher haters' I wonder.

Hearing Gordon Brown state that electing a Conservative government will jeopardise the Labour-generated recovery made me laugh out loud. Are people really stupid / ignorant enough to believe this? A Labour government always needs a Conservative government to pay for it; after all.

David Cameron needs to grow a pair of bollocks if he is going to lead the country. 'Im more labour than Labour' - 'call me Dave', isnt going to cut it. Ive never seen such a *****-whipped Conservative party in my life.

belliott69

iTrader: (3)

i'm voting conservative due to the fact that i couldn't put up with another five years of brown and his mismanaging, lying goverment. i did consider lib dems but then i read there policys, ouch, clegg seems a very good speaker but not sure i would of trusted him due to knowing nothing about him.

i will admit that the bnp have some very good policys but, there are some that i cannot agree with. if they could change a few policys they have a great base to start of again and really start making an impact.

GC8

Youve missed the Liberal Democrat party off the poll soft lad.

dpb

on purpose id imagine

Jamo

iTrader: (23)

you need to look again

Turbohot

Labour.

In my opinion, they know a bit more what they are talking about, regardless of their f@ck-ups in past. Rest of the major 2 are just wannabes. Give them power, they will do nowt special.

I did think of voting the party with the best looking leader . But unfortunately, looks can be deceptive, can't they?

GC8

Did you add it? I was surprised, but I did look twice and carefully read each entry before I said anything...

Jamo

iTrader: (23)

I asked for it to be added as I forgot. I have you rang tony yet?

Jamie

I say: Pass the Dutchie on the left hand side
Pass the Dutchie on the left hand side
It a gonna burn, give me music make me jump and prance
It a go done, give me the music make me rock in the dance

Leslie

I think the TV debates were a waste of time and taught the people nothing of value.

Les

Petem95

Pleased to see nobody will be voting Liebour

Whoever gets in truely has one hell of of job on their hands tho thanks to over a decade of massive over-spending and uncontrolled immigration having wreaked havoc on the country

f1_fan

iTrader: (9)

Excellent news, I am voting Tory Just hope it's two generations

The Zohan

Agreed!

JonMc

iTrader: (51)

I see the stats are pretty conclusive, although I doubt anyone could improve the situation much given the current state of affairs

Leslie

Can't say much fairer than that. I still reckon that our best chance is with the Conservatives though.

Les