Have you?
If not, why not?
Yes, Commies and Trots. But not exclusively so. It's a start, what with the immediate past Leader of the Liberal Party, the leaders of the Visteon and the Lindsey oil refinery workers (top of the lists in the East Midlands and in Yorkshire & The Humber), and Peter Shore's old agent. Now they just need to lose the Commies and the Trots.
Peter Shore, eh? Worked with the Hard Left where necessary. But chaired the Solidarity Group. Denounced the Major Government for scrapping the Royal Yacht. Supported the Canadian rather than the Spanish fishermen not least because Canada and the United Kingdom shared a Head of State. And much else besides.
With him (and his running mate, Gwyneth Dunwoody) dead, with David Stoddart extremely old, with Frank Field getting on a bit, and with Kate Hoey not far behind, who is the next in line?
Whoever it is has today voted No2EU - Yes To Democracy.
Or will have done so by 10 o'clock. Get a move on.
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Have you?
ReplyDeleteIf not, why not?
No. Two good reasons. They did not bother to stand in my constituency and I dont agree with voting for pressure groups.
As always I voted on the basis of my ideals and self (and community) interest.
I voted Sinn Féin as my #1 preference and SDLP as my #2 preference and Jim Allisters Traditional Ulster Voice as #3. I did not go beyond 1, 2, 3.
Three other adults on the electoral roll for my house had the same 1 and 2.
The fourth adult voted SDLP as #1 and SF as #2.
Who is the next in line?
ReplyDeleteDavid Lindsay, of course.
And what about in every other constituency?
ReplyDeleteVoted Labour, then went to help out with a Labour council byelection campaign. We had more volunteers than we could use.
ReplyDeleteWell, you'll have needed them.
ReplyDeleteHow many of them really were "volunteers", rather than councillors, or employees of MPs, unions, think tanks, &c?