Who will you vote for?

[not clever]

Yes indeed & fair play Trev I have to agree with you completely.

 

[Octopus]

Labour MP's employing people on zero hours contracts??

Just about summed silliband, like a cinema set, looks ok from a distance, but absolutely no depth, knowledge or understanding.


overall, more interesting than I expected, a bit worried about what Sturgeon is up to

 

[micknew]

Nigel was the only one talking common sense.

 

[Des 56]

Mr Ed has less charisma than the horse with the same name

David forgot to bring his sling,however,he was torn apart by a Scottish Goliath with the help of his own bosom buddy Nick(that little devil)

Nick tried hard but his injuries from the last battle of tuition taught him he has no chance

Nigel,his usual controversial statements were present,however,he was dealt a mortal blow by the valleys girl Leanne

Leanne herself is unknown outside Wales and was irrelevant

The green woman was in a permanent vegetative state and was also irrelevant

Now we get to the Scottish Goliath,the name reminded me of a fish,but otherwise she was perfection

How I envy the Scots,the only one who came across with economic sense and carried an authority of leadership the others lacked

Its a shame she is not leading a Welsh party because I would vote for her, and the reason, she won by a distance
out of sight of the others

 

[Dcf]

Wee Nicola is growing on me.
i have 2 customers of mine who met her in a professional capacity and both said she was a very sharp political operator.
wee eck has her well schooled in the black arts of tv debates I think.
for me whoever is in government at the time need a strong opposition to keep them in check.
this hasn't really happened in recent years as labour have been as weak as tesco value lager.
so for me the more politicos who can shoot holes in the main two parties bluster and tiresome spin the better

 

[Guest77]

Or the greens

The Australian? her voice annoyed me, the SNP woman seemed pretty good to me, she won the debate IMO.

 

[Octopus]

So according to the Polls Nicola Sturgeon "won" - god help us if she gets in the Cabinet.

So you lefties, how did rate "camera staring" Ed Silliband? It reminded me of Gordon Brown constantly saying "I agree with Nick" 5 years ago.

 

[Guest77]

Ed held his ground, as did Cameron, nothing new or different from them, as expected I think, the suprise of the night was Farage falling on his sword, IMO he will lose support over his remarks about Aids, he didn't need to say anything about that and I bet he regrets it today, He may actually be right but it came across really bad IMO , and Nicola --- raped him over it and she made him look a buffoon.

 

[D Skelton]

I think he put the point across really well.

The others stood there with that fake disgust and apologist look on their face and they said things like "they are human beings Nigel, not numbers", "oh Nigel, how disgusting", "Oh Nigel! Won't you please think of the children!"

I can see through their fake outrage from a mile away. The fact is, we have to be realistic. Are we prepared to treat all the world's sick people?!

Nigel made a hard hitting point, and it stuck!

To the rest of them who expressed disagreement with what Nigel Farage said, I put it to them, what do they propose to do instead then?! Let them all in for treatment?! Of course they don't! They just don't have the balls to say what is true, no matter how unfortunate or how depressing that truth may be. They'd rather lie, or convey themselves dishonestly to gain votes, than say what is true.

This is the reason none of the other parties will get my vote.

 

[Octopus]

Ed held his ground, as did Cameron, nothing new or different from them, as expected I think, the suprise of the night was Farage falling on his sword, IMO he will lose support over his remarks about Aids, he didn't need to say anything about that and I bet he regrets it today, He may actually be right but it came across really bad IMO , and Nicola --- raped him over it and she made him look a buffoon.

Are you kidding - he was Mr Soundbite all night

Hum... he had the most to lose and I think, on balance didn't come out to badly

As for Nick Clegg - he was overshadowed by Ferage

And if Ferage has, and its cost him votes, then I applaud his honesty - something that is lacking across the political scene.

 

[Guest77]

No I am not kidding, I felt he did well, and Cameron did okay as well, Farage was the loser of the Night in my view because he was mocked by Nicola who saw right through him, sorry but thats my view.

 

[Octopus]

No I am not kidding, I felt he did well, and Cameron did okay as well, Farage was the loser of the Night in my view because he was mocked by Nicola who saw right through him, sorry but thats my view.

Mind you, when you're not expecting much, I suppose then you would be right!

 

[Des 56]

It's not a surprise to read the posts of the labour support being honest about the neutral impact of both Dai c and Ed M

Neither is it surprising that the conservative element deny the reality of the outcome,there was no big party winner,the spoils went to the Scottish gal

Ed will lose opportunity of a Dave destruction because there will be no man to man debate

Dave C had a distinct lack of testicles when it comes to further one to one combat,I wondered why
now that i have seen him trounced by a wee Scottish gal,I understand

 

[rapparee]

Dave C had a distinct lack of testicles when it comes to further one to one combat,I wondered why
now that i have seen him trounced by a wee Scottish gal,I understand

He had nothing to gain and everything to lose. He will feel he got through it still in tact.

 

[Des 56]

He had nothing to gain and everything to lose. He will feel he got through it still in tact.

Fair comment,being the sitting tenant he can stand on his record, its for the others to try and get on the offensive