Anyone Prepared To Come Clean?

[ToraToraTora]

Come on who voted Labour and already regrets it? I'll be sympathetic, I can understand how shocked you must be at the speed Labour has shafted many of their voters.

[Canary42]

I guess more Tory voters regretted Liz Truss's brilliant performance than Labour regret Keir Starmer's 😆. I'm sympathetic and can understand how shocked you must have been at the economic collapse she masterminded.

 

 Regular Abers will be aware of my several-times-expressed strong misgivings about Starmer from well before the GE, and as a result, although a Leftie, I didn't vote Labour.  My fears about Starmer have been realised.  But no way I would want a return to Greedy Tory Self-interested Government.

[ToraToraTora]

canary, Truss did nothing wreong really just scared a few by moving too quickly. Glad you have realised what a disaster Keir Jong Un is going to be.

[sp1814]

"Truss did nothing wrong really just scared a few by moving too quickly"

 

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[Clone]

You will see a united Ireland, a United Nations Ireland.

 

[naomi24]

Canary, Tory voters didn't vote for Liz Truss as Prime Minister.  Labour voters knew exactly who they were getting - just not what they were getting.

[sp1814]

Canary

Tory party members voted for Lizz Truss.

Even worse really!

[jourdain2]

Well ours is a very solidly Conservative seat (E. Wolds & Coastal).  I really, really couldn't bring myself to vote Conservative after them forcing Sunak on the membership - who had voted for Truss (you had to do that 'cos the MPs had manoeuvered the voting so that she was the one most unlikely to win against Sunak).  I also couldn't forgive them for lockdown (same for Archbish. of C.) and so many other things.  They needed a shock.  I voted for Reform.

The Tories got their shock - rather overdone - here, they won anyway, but with a vastly reduced majority which must have forced a rethink.

A huge shame that the Labour majority is so big and also that they seem to have no shame about introducing drastic policies with only 20% of the possible electorate supporting them.  

I didn't think they would dare to be quite so radical - and vicious.  

I get the feeling that they'd be happy for a lot of oldies to die off - to save money on the NHS and to fund migrants more easily.

I remember the '70s. and also hatred of the Miners' strikes etc., etc..  Feeling quite sick at what could come. 

 

[douglas9401]

Aliens viewing from space could be forgiven for thinking that ANY party had the interests of citizens and country rather than their own agendas uppermost in their minds.

A shower of self serving, insular blinkered pots of toss with the priority of holding on to their jobs until they can parachute into a lucrative position of two in the private sector then on to the upper house.

Or maybe they're all just useless.

[maggiebee]

Guilty as charged!  My apologies Naomi, I didn't pay enough attention but now realise these posts were in different sections. For the record I voted SNP and always will.  

[ToraToraTora]

Freeeedooooommm!

[maggiebee]

Oh yes TTT - PLEASE!

[ToraToraTora]

.....but you don't really want it do you, you just want to be dominated by the EUSSR, rather than England.

[Peter Pedant]

I would have voted Sinn Fein but they stood aside in my constituency so that they would have a clear run in North Belfast.

no

I would have voted Sinn Fein but they stood aside, so that they would have a clear shot in North Belfast. - haw haw haw

ynni  ..... should have voted SNP - they offered a free motor home to every constituent ! haw haw haw

[1581960]

Interested in hearing his - "broadest shoulders should bear the heavier burden" - Being one of the ten million pensoners that have alread been shafted, I hadn't considered that we were the ones that had the broadest shoulders. What the hell is he going to do to us next?

 

[ToraToraTora]

1581960 can I assume you did not vote Labour?

[1581960]

Sorry,

pensioners that have already

[1581960]

You can TTT, I voted Reform.