7 May 2020

[DimPrawn]

Who you gonna vote for?

I'm voting UKIP, I'd like us to leave the EU, and it's obvious with LibLabCon, that ain't ever gonna happen.

[SlipTheJab]

Who you gonna vote for?

I'm voting UKIP, I'd like us to leave the EU, and it's obvious with LibLabCon, that ain't ever gonna happen.

UKIP? , doubt they'll still be around then, now that Hamface and Gideon have p!ssed off I'm heading back to the Tories!

[Mordac]

Who you gonna vote for?

I'm voting UKIP, I'd like us to leave the EU, and it's obvious with LibLabCon, that ain't ever gonna happen.

Should I set my alarm now or just wing it?

[The Plantswoman]

I'm more interested in local democracy at the moment and I shall be voting Lib Dem as they're the best bet for stemming the flow of greenies and independent nutjobs that seem to be gaining too strong a foothold in our local councils.

[BrilloPad]

I will vote for Boris to be returned as PM.

[CretinWatcher]

I'm voting UKIP.

Yes we know that already.
After all you're a poorly educated, older voter who lives in the provinces, the typical UKIP demographic.

[The_Equalizer]

Yes we know that already.
After all you're a poorly educated, older voter who lives in the provinces, the typical UKIP demographic.

You never did tell us what degree and grade you got and from where...

[AtW]

I'd be casting my vote in British Consulate in Berlin

[oracleslave]

It's likely the political landscape will have changed significantly by 2020.
Brexit impacts will have started to bite. Labour will be frothing at the mouth at the proposed Tory cuts and trying to convince the masses we should borrow/spend money we don't have. Barring a miracle, the LibDems will have faded into a nonentity, with hopefully UKIP following.

I'll be voting for Russel Brands revolution.

[DimPrawn]

It's likely the political landscape will have changed significantly by 2020.
Brexit impacts will have started to bite. Labour will be frothing at the mouth at the proposed Tory cuts and trying to convince the masses we should borrow/spend money we don't have. Barring a miracle, the LibDems will have faded into a nonentity, with hopefully UKIP following.

I'll be voting for Russel Brands revolution.

In that case I will be voting for the newly formed "EU Slavery Party", which will beg forgiveness to the EU powerhouse in exchange for £200bn a year fees and our first born.