To anyone who voted Conservative at the last election.......

[Wacky Racer]

If there was a general election tomorrow, would you still vote for them, (bearing in mind Corbyn has gone)?

[Drezza]

Yes, best of a bad bunch for me.

[2 GKC]

Yes. As said above, there’s not much in the way of competition

[Dont Panic]

After some time spent in useful consideration of the question I can only state that Id rather set my balls on fire and put out the flames with a shovel.

But then voting for any of the other ttz isnt an option either, I would therefore abstain.

[barryrs]

[ChocolateFrog]

Drezza said:

Yes, best of a bad bunch for me.

Same.

Labour haven't done enough reforming yet.

Raynor is in an even more prominent position now than before the election.

[PrinceRupert]

This thread shows the utter meaningless of politics. A selection of politicians so utterly useless that you would continue to vote for your 'side' no matter how they perform.

[crofty1984]

PrinceRupert said:

This thread shows the utter meaningless of politics. A selection of politicians so utterly useless that you would continue to vote for your 'side' no matter how they perform.

Not a question of "side" just the least st so far.

[Drezza]

PrinceRupert said:

This thread shows the utter meaningless of politics. A selection of politicians so utterly useless that you would continue to vote for your 'side' no matter how they perform.

Not necessarily "my side", just not the alternative.

[mikebradford]

A simple yes

[Phil Dicky]

Yes here too.

[anonymous-user]

PrinceRupert said:

This thread shows the utter meaningless of politics. A selection of politicians so utterly useless that you would continue to vote for your 'side' no matter how they perform.

Nothing to do with a ‘side’, I’d still vote the same as I believe under Labour the situation could / would have been even worse.

[garagewidow]

Max Headroom hasn't been in the chair long enough yet for me to consider labour as a worthy party at the moment.

[bristolracer]

The electorate need a credible alternative.
Currently there isn't one
In a few years time maybe Starmer will have built something out of smoking wreckage that the current Labour party is.
I wouldn't be surprised to see disaffected voters going for Green or alternate parties.

[Dr Doofenshmirtz]

Yes. But only because there Isn’t any credible alternative.

[Andeh1]

Absolutely so! Imagine if the opposition had won in December, we'd have been bankrupt just in time for COVID to kick us when we're down...

I quite like keir, though the fact Rebecca L-B had a fighting chance of taking leadership at one point shows how poisonous much of the labour party still is.

[Brave Fart]

PrinceRupert said:

This thread shows the utter meaningless of politics. A selection of politicians so utterly useless that you would continue to vote for your 'side' no matter how they perform.

Well, sort of. Where I live the Tory majority is so huge that it doesn't matter what I do; they could put a cauliflower up as the candidate and it'd get in. Actually a cauliflower would be an upgrade on Suella Braverman, truly it would.

To answer the question; right now I'd abstain.

[Gecko1978]

I have always voted Tory since I could in 97. Would I vote for them again after they forced my business to close and then denied me workers rights but asked me to pay for them. Never again. However would I vote for the others no. So that's me now a non voter.

[Donbot]

fk no. I'd tell them they are all a bunch of useless s and they should fk off and give someone with a semblance of competence a chance.

[pequod]

The question is whether your constituency MP has done a good job and what is the alternative. Mine has and I would vote for him again as there is no credible alternative. If that is not repeated across the country, and he ends up in opposition, so be it.

Anyone tactically voting to replace or continue with the incumbent Govt need a word with themselves as this simply continues the tribal nonsense that had some excuse in times past, but there is no excuse, these days, not to find out how your MP votes on your behalf and what his/her political leanings are!