Who Should You Vote For?

[Winchester White]

Am I the only one on here that thinks Horwich is a bit of a backwards shithole?

Fuck yeah, Blackrod's where its at!

[tomski]

Know plenty who have moved to horwich, all perfectly fine. It's the born and raised who seem a bit odd

[stevieb]

Know plenty who have moved to horwich, all perfectly fine. It's the born and raised who seem a bit odd

It's them inbred yokels over the bridge.

 

Nouveau Horwich is where it's at. Gentrification of the old navvies neighbourhood.

[little whitt]

Although seat wise Ukip won fuck all, people need to realise this isn't a few pissed up lads from the footy 4million votes is a good number

need a vary good leader now

 

and some decent candidates

 

and keep themselves in the news

 

other wise no one will remember them in 4 years time

[stevieb]

I think resigning as leader immediately after defeat is weak. Unless your position becomes untenable with the party then why resign? Clegg, yes deffo, Miliband probably should have gone but Farage is baffling.

 

Other than the fact he lost his stab at a seat he's in a stronger position than yesterday. Around 4m folk voted for them for fucks sake, changing leader straight after defeat just loses some of that momentum.

[radcliffe white]

need a vary good leader now

 

and some decent candidates

 

and keep themselves in the news

 

other wise no one will remember them in 4 years time

couldn't agree more,think they have ear marked some woman to take over

[jules_darby]

That's sounds a bit like finishing third in the championship, ending up in the play offs and losing to the team in seventh

 

Then complaining the system isn't fair

It wouldn't be fair, as if you finished in 3rd and you got in the play offs rather than automatic, the lowest placed team tou could lose to would be 6th

 

Or were you saying that and I've just had a wooosh moment?

[jules_darby]

I think resigning as leader immediately after defeat is weak. Unless your position becomes untenable with the party then why resign? Clegg, yes deffo, Miliband probably should have gone but Farage is baffling.

 

Other than the fact he lost his stab at a seat he's in a stronger position than yesterday. Around 4m folk voted for them for fucks sake, changing leader straight after defeat just loses some of that momentum.

Hasn't he put himself back in the running?

 

The bloke is a narcissist; it's my bet he wants them all to clamour for his return and he will act coy about it.

[bgoefc]

I think resigning as leader immediately after defeat is weak. Unless your position becomes untenable with the party then why resign? Clegg, yes deffo, Miliband probably should have gone but Farage is baffling.

 

Other than the fact he lost his stab at a seat he's in a stronger position than yesterday. Around 4m folk voted for them for fucks sake, changing leader straight after defeat just loses some of that momentum.

To be fair to the guy he is very ill. 4 years ago he was recovering from a air crash and suffers from chronic pain. He is an easy target to ridicule but many a commentator reckon he is the best statesman of the lot of the current leaders and if he had been at the front of labour they would not have been in the mess they are in now.

 

ps he said he would resign and did!

Edited May 8, 2015 by bgoefc

[only1swanny]

resign, incase that's what people want..

 

run again... get selected to run the party.. no insider politics..

 

UKIP need to keep the momentum going, as stated 4m people back them.. cant all be "orrid racists"

[bolton va va]

I think resigning as leader immediately after defeat is weak. Unless your position becomes untenable with the party then why resign? Clegg, yes deffo, Miliband probably should have gone but Farage is baffling.

 

Other than the fact he lost his stab at a seat he's in a stronger position than yesterday. Around 4m folk voted for them for fucks sake, changing leader straight after defeat just loses some of that momentum.

Farage had said during the campaign that he would resign as leader if he wasn't elected.

 

He gets brownie points for being as good as his word but I wouldn't be surprised if he puts himself forward for leader again when it comes to the contest.

[Spider]

I like Farage even though his party has a whiff of nonsense about it.

 

How he survived that plane crash God only knows, it doesn't seem possible.

 

He's done a brilliant job no matter what your opinion of him.

 

However, the next PM will be Boris, and I'm not quite sure what to make of that.

[MalcolmW]

I like Farage even though his party has a whiff of nonsense about it.

 

How he survived that plane crash God only knows, it doesn't seem possible.

 

He's done a brilliant job no matter what your opinion of him.

 

However, the next PM will be Boris, and I'm not quite sure what to make of that.

 

Boris is just fodder for the tabloids.

[bgoefc]

I like Farage even though his party has a whiff of nonsense about it.

 

How he survived that plane crash God only knows, it doesn't seem possible.

 

He's done a brilliant job no matter what your opinion of him.

 

However, the next PM will be Boris, and I'm not quite sure what to make of that.

 

Cant argue with any of that. Boris would be interesting.

[exiledwhite2]

I like Farage even though his party has a whiff of nonsense about it.

How he survived that plane crash God only knows, it doesn't seem possible.

He's done a brilliant job no matter what your opinion of him.

However, the next PM will be Boris, and I'm not quite sure what to make of that.

No chance, it will be Osborne.

 

Johnson would be devoured by the press he is a loose cannon with a lot of skeletons in the cupboard

[Spider]

No chance, it will be Osborne.

 

Johnson would be devoured by the press he is a loose cannon with a lot of skeletons in the cupboard

Whilst I think Osbourne is doing a steady job, I can't help but think he's hiding summert.

 

His eyes are shifty as fuck ALL the time.

 

It could just be the mountain of bing he's getting through, like.

[only1swanny]

it will be Gove....

[exiledwhite2]

Farage had said during the campaign that he would resign as leader if he wasn't elected.

 

He gets brownie points for being as good as his word but I wouldn't be surprised if he puts himself forward for leader again when it comes to the contest.

He has already suggested as much, he will be back as leader, they'd be mad to appoint anyone else given his profile

[little whitt]

who we reckon labours new man will be

[DirtySanchez]

It wouldn't be fair, as if you finished in 3rd and you got in the play offs rather than automatic, the lowest placed team tou could lose to would be 6th

 

Or were you saying that and I've just had a wooosh moment?

I meant sixth not seventh

[exiledwhite2]

Whilst I think Osbourne is doing a steady job, I can't help but think he's hiding summert.

His eyes are shifty as fuck ALL the time.

It could just be the mountain of bing he's getting through, like.

Haha I doubt it but as much as he's a bit of a crackpot the city like him and if we fare well economically in the next five years he will be in pole position IMO

 

Cameron has already suggested he won't be standing again for PM

 

Won't be Johnson that much I'm sure of

[jonnycooper]

who we reckon labours new man will be

 

Some Bloke named Blair!! Yhif

[Ani]

Funny how the SNP say this is a vote for independence

 

Rather than the Independence vote they lost.

[bgoefc]

Funny how the SNP say this is a vote for independence

 

Rather than the Independence vote they lost.

 

if at first you don't succeed?

[mickbrown]

Gove??? Fuck me I'd rather have Boris and he is an utter bellend.