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Originally posted by MrGongGong View Post
are the other parties offering better productions in marginal constituencies, or better benefits for actors "between jobs" ?
latest Polls:
small advances for the Greens, so not good for actors, otherwise same as usual really, I think.
Greens look set to hold their one seat from a poll conducted there.I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed or numbered. My life is my own.
I am not a number, I am a free man.Comment
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Indeed. I would agree with all of those statements, but I would need to know how they plan to do it.Originally posted by MrGongGong View PostComment
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Broadly speaking, I would, too, but there's one that I would most cetainly not agree with and that's its apparent advertised date of the next General Election as 22 May 2015, 15 days later than that shown in http://www.parliament.uk/about/how/e...imetable-2015/ ; they're not going to get many votes that count if all their supporters turn up more than a fortnight after the event has been and gone...Originally posted by Beef Oven! View PostComment
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No mention of the SNP factor, here, though...Originally posted by teamsaint View Postare the other parties offering better productions in marginal constituencies, or better benefits for actors "between jobs" ?
latest Polls:
small advances for the Greens, so not good for actors, otherwise same as usual really, I think.
Greens look set to hold their one seat from a poll conducted there.Comment
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Come on old chum, fantasising has never been a problem for you in the past.Originally posted by Beef Oven! View PostComment
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Indeed - although I rather thought that, in the case of that particular party and its leader, it was more a case of when the 2015 General Election booms.Originally posted by amateur51 View Post
Nige and Farage, Nige and Farage
Go together like a hearse and triage...
...only in the reverse order, of course (and with due apologies to Messrs Cahn and van Heusen)...Comment
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But at least he agrees broadly with these aims - which is hardly a bad thing, surely? If a substantial proportion of UK voters would admit (if asked) to doing the same and would accordingly be prepared to put their crosses where their minds are, we might even end up with a majority Green government!...Originally posted by MrGongGong View PostComment
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In my very humble opinion the Greens have simply occupied the territory once occupied by the Lib Dems.Originally posted by ahinton View Post
They (the Greens) know they will never form a Government so promise just about everything to anybody and simply cannot be taken seriously by voters with an ounce of realism. They are just another left-of-centre party and we have two already. Poor old Scotland and Wales have three!
At least UKIP stand for something radically different ... however silly its EU stance ... and that, of course, is the secret of its success ...Comment
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They don'tOriginally posted by P. G. Tipps View Post
There's nothing "radically different" about them at allComment
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Your opinion might be "very humble" but it's also wrong; ask any Green or LibDem supporter (assuming that you can find any of the latter to ask).Originally posted by P. G. Tipps View Post
So does UKIP; in fact, its leader has publicly admitted as much!Originally posted by P. G. Tipps View Post
Are you sure where that "centre" is?Originally posted by P. G. Tipps View Post
I think that it would be wise to await the results of the next General Election before assuming whether UKIP "stands" at all and whether it has actually achieved anything that could reasonably be described as "success"...Originally posted by P. G. Tipps View PostComment
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Oh, I wouldn't say that; surely they're far noisier than all the others!Originally posted by MrGongGong View PostComment
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There you go, missing out the Greens again.Originally posted by Beef Oven! View Post
According to other experts:
LABOUR 35%
CONSERVATIVES 30%
UKIP 16%
GREENS 8%
LIBDEMS 6%
SNP/PC 4%Comment
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...which adds up to 99%, so who do they think might represent the other 1%? At least their statistics for voters ages 18-24 add up to 100%:Originally posted by jean View Post
YOUGOV Aged 18-24 voting intentions LABOUR 32% GREENS 26% CONSERVATIVES 21% UKIP 15% SNP/PC 3% LD 3%
That said, neither seem to give much credit to SNP by linking it together with PC and allotting it the presumed support of fewer than one voter in 30, which seems rather at odds with other recent reports...Last edited by ahinton; 20-12-14, 19:21.Comment
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'They don't
There's nothing "radically different" about them at all.'
'Your opinion might be "very humble" but it's also wrong;'
Well, that's the result of getting back on topic, I see ... might as well watch the footy. :laugh:Comment
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