Best Party for Car lovers

[Stu_00]

Well this year I am paying close attention to who gets in, and more importantly where my vote goes. However I am sure I know where my tick will go. However does anyone have a summary of all the parties and what they might do to the car driver.....

[MarJay]

Stu_00 said:

Well this year I am paying close attention to who gets in, and more importantly where my vote goes. However I am sure I know where my tick will go. However does anyone have a summary of all the parties and what they might do to the car driver.....

It took me a while to work out that you were talking politics here.

I'm afraid that anything other than a vote for the conservatives is a wasted vote IMO. Labour will either get in or they won't, and if they have a massive majority we're in for four more years of this nonsense.

If the conservatives get in on a slim majority then they won't get every bill that they propose passed into law, which is how it should be. At the moment Labour have such a majority that they can get any nonsense passed into law.

Even if the conservatives get in with a large majority (Which they won't) then they are generally more libertarian than 'Nanny state labour' and tend not to meddle in peoples day to day lives. Being they are the party of large and small businesses it seems to make sense that they aren't car haters as much as Zanulabour are. Even so, all politicians have to be internal combustion haters at the moment to some extent.

Vote conservative or don't bother. The Lib Dems won't get in, Labour might get in with a slim majority (I hope not) and the Con's might get in with a slim majority.

Why vote Green (as a bad example) when they aren't going to get into government? I've no idea what UKIP's stance is on environmental issues, and a vote for the BNP is a vote for wkerism.