Should I vote Conservative

I think it matches your constant false accusations that I support the Tories Whitewave,

Would someone remind me when I have posted support for the Tory party, as claimed by Whitewave .

If critcism of Corbyn is supporting the Tory party it follows those who critcised Farage also supported the Tory party

Oh annie that is absolutely ridiculous and I suspect you know it is.

who you vote for is up to you whitewave, you support communism I do not

A large proportion of the population, and the ones most likely to vote, are a load of grannies, scottie.

So are you saying we should or shouldn't vote Labour annie?

Trisher, May will not hsve my vote, but if and when Corbyn has destroyed the Lsbour party, turned labour voters Tory to increase the Tory msjority at the election, the homeless and vunerable can thank you . I couldn't live with that

beam do you understand the term? I very much doubt it given the way you constantly use it to describe a future Labour Britain. You are simply wrong.

I love the assumption that what a load of grannies think will make much difference to the Election result!
Corbyn asks for all the flack he gets. I "couldn't live with myself (what a dated phrase) if Communism ruled this Country.

annie when and if May wins the election, and the poor, the sick and young suffer as a result, has it occurred to you that your lack of support for the Labour Party and your apparent support of the Tories will be a tiny bit to blame. Everybodies voice counts. I couldn't live with that personally.

I have seen very little (or no) evidence that May is strong. On the contrary, she seems to cave into pressure far too easily and looks and sounds uncomfortable, whenever she has to improvise.

I can't see it either daphne. Corbyn has been attacked by all the right-wing and some of the left-wing press. He has been vilified and is still pleasant and appears approachable and he is also still saying that discussion is more important than force unless and until it fails.

I could not believe any of the body language and tone coming from May yesterday - it was just a bully in public. She will not put herself in front of the 'general' public - voters - but only specially selected audiences. She wants to be rid of all opposition and thinks the only way she can be strong enough to negotiate with the EU is to do that.

Do people want a bully to stand for their country? I certainly do not.

Ooops! ~lol~ wrings = wrongs

(Although "wrings" (wet dishrags come to mind) could work.)

I thought this thread was about May . There's another one about Corbyn.

Two wrings don't make a right.

Mr Corbyn, do you think there will be an early election

Reply - your harassing me , and he dashes to hide behind a glass door.

Select committee - you called Hamas your friends

Reply - umm, with hindsight I was wrong.

The man has his questions at PMQ written out and he reads from them

Exactly ab and that is what an Opposition is for.....opposing!

May has debating skills and Corbyn has?

An interesting list, so Corbyn achieved all that ?

No involvement by the Lords, no involvement by the SNP , and Corbyn-led Labour? it is claimed on this forum by the far left the labour MP's don't support him

Though I'm not a Tory - IF and it's a big IF I would vote Tory if my Tory candidate was open minded and independent like Anna Soubrey then YES. If he/she was a toe-the-line at all costs then NO. There needs to be a sufficient number of MP's prepared to stand for what they believe in for the good of the country even if their party is not that way inclined.

May simply can't think on the hoof, which is why she resorts to sneering and unpleasantries. It is why she won't appear on a tv debate. May has no debating skills.

I have seen very little (or no) evidence that May is strong. On the contrary, she seems to cave into pressure far too easily and looks and sounds uncomfortable, whenever she has to improvise. I hadn't realised how many really nasty expressions she has and how aggressive her body language is.

She reminds me of a former Deputy Head. Whenever she stood up to speak it was cue for a nap, while appearing to be awake - a technique many of us developed over time.

Nothing to do with Corbyn, but much of the latest Budget has been scrapped, including "Making Tax Digital", which must have wasted billions in IT development. I'm miffed, because I wasted an hour participating in an online podcast about it.

The link is at Wed 26-Apr-17 19:31:21

Sorry the formatting on this hasn't turned out too well. It's easier to read in dj's link, above.

Here are some of the u-turns the Tories have suffered against Corbyn-led Labour:

Government forced to abandon £6m Saudi Prison Contract (13th Oct 2015)
Immigration controls on Nurses working in the NHS lifted (16th Oct 2015)
Government finally scrap plans to extend Sunday Trading hours (10th Nov 2015)
Tories dramatically abandon £12bn Welfare Cuts including PIP & Tax Credits (25th Nov 2015)
25% mooted cut to Police Service budgets scrapped after CSR is published (25th Nov 2015)
Tories backtrack on Tampon Tax, instead earmarking £15m for women’s charities (28th Nov 2015)
Plan to make convicts pay £1,250 towards their court case axed after outcry (3rd Dec 2015)
Tory Plans to remove ‘feminism’ from A-Level syllabuses are scrapped (10th Dec 2015)
Government reversed decision to keep Bahrain & Egypt off human rights concern list (19th Dec 2015)
33% cut to 2,000 Government Interpreters enhanced pay scrapped (15th Jan 2016)
Planned 1% cut in rent support to OAPs, Veterans & Abuse Victims is withdrawn (27th Jan 2016)
Planned 9% cut to legal aid fees that would have hurt law firms is scrapped (28th Jan 2016)
U-Turn on plan to abolish 4 Child Poverty measurements (26th Feb 2016)
Plan to weaken the Freedom of Information Act halted (1st March 2016)
Funding for Wildlife Crime Unit restored after public outcry (1st March 2016)
Abandon their Pension ISA plan (6th March 2016)
Tory plan to tax solar panels 5% is axed (21st Mar 2016)
Tories retreat on their plan to hold vote to overturn ban on Foxhunting (6th April 2016)
Tory plan to relax food safety & ethics standards in poultry halted (7th April 2016)
Plan to levy 3% Stamp Duty on “Granny Flats” scrapped (14th April 2016)
Threats to force e-voting on Trade Union strikes & opt-in for Labour funding withdrawn (26th April 2016)
13 defeats inflicted on Tory Housing Bill (26th April 2016)
Government climb-down on plan to impose a new contract on Junior Doctors halted (5th May 2016)
Forcing all schools to become academies (7th May 2016)
Tory plan to scrap the Human Rights Act in first 100 days abandoned (14th Aug 2016)
Tories abandon plan to withdraw from European Convention on Human Rights (30th June 2016)
Plan to make firms list foreign workers in a staff list are withdrawn (9th Oct 2016)
Theresa May backtracked on her refusal to publish a Brexit White Paper before Article 50 vote (25th Jan 2017)
Theresa May caves in to demand for MPs to get a vote on final Brexit Deal (7th Feb 2017)
Plans to tax Self Employed workers including 1.149m living in poverty axed (15th Mar 2017)

Johnson likes to show off that he knows words that nobody else has heard of. He called Corbyn a "mutton-headed old mugwump". Not very clever. Johnson is supposed to be a respected senior politician.

Oh it was so ridiculous the first thing he said was trust and strength and chaos. Box ticked!!!! May would have approved.

He is still warbling on - burble burble. Chunter, chunter. He has said absolutely zero of any intelligence. Simply tells us everything we know.