No good reason still to vote Tory

How very foolish of them.

Tax cuts are the very last thing we need atm!

They are looking backwards not forwards.

Not impressed by any party. Liebour, sorry Labour, tell lies, the Greens aren’t green anymore. None of them do what they were voted in for.

I was a Tory voter but certainly won't be voting for them with the unworkable ideas they have come up with.

Idiots 🤬

I have voted Tory in my time as well as LibDem and Labour. But cannot see anything promising about what the Tories are saying, tax cuts are the ‘jam with everything’ nonsense that we all know won’t work.

They have a leadership issue. Keeping a lower profile for the time being until Reform burn themselves out would have seen a faster rise in the polls for the Tories in my opinion.

25Avalon

Not impressed by any party. Liebour, sorry Labour, tell lies, the Greens aren’t green anymore. None of them do what they were voted in for.

Honestly, do you really think jibes like that are in any way helpful?

Same old, same old........it's always jam tomorrow. (But our 'betters' are having caviar today.)

Casdon

They have a leadership issue. Keeping a lower profile for the time being until Reform burn themselves out would have seen a faster rise in the polls for the Tories in my opinion.

I agree and it’s so crucial to have strong and sensible opposition whoever is in power.

Yesterday we had the uncomfortable spectacle of one shadow minister announcing that he wants yo get rid of the 20mph entirely.

Since the enforcement there has been a massive 34% drop in death and injury particularly amongst children overall and Edinburgh and Hill are reporting an overwhelming 64% decrease in child casualties.

What planet are these Tories living on to want to inflict this back onto children again?

Whitewavemark2

Yesterday we had the uncomfortable spectacle of one shadow minister announcing that he wants yo get rid of the 20mph entirely.

Since the enforcement there has been a massive 34% drop in death and injury particularly amongst children overall and Edinburgh and Hill are reporting an overwhelming 64% decrease in child casualties.

What planet are these Tories living on to want to inflict this back onto children again?

It's freedom innit? ....
Freedom to feather one's own nest/follow one's own desires/ accumulate riches, regardless of the effect on others.
Who needs community and compassion?

I won’t be voting for any of those said parties- roll on 2029! I’ll make up my mind then.

I am in favour of their proposed iron dome

Dubai having thus saved 100’s of lives this year, Israel’s has literally been a lifesaver.

With the ever increasing threat from Putin and Iran our defence needs to be upgraded.

I for one am not happy to rely on America or others for our safety.

Whitewavemark2

Yesterday we had the uncomfortable spectacle of one shadow minister announcing that he wants yo get rid of the 20mph entirely.

Since the enforcement there has been a massive 34% drop in death and injury particularly amongst children overall and Edinburgh and Hill are reporting an overwhelming 64% decrease in child casualties.

What planet are these Tories living on to want to inflict this back onto children again?

Honestly, what a pathetic and stupid thing to say!

WW2 the minister, not you!

I will vote Tory at the next election. My (Tory) MP is a good man, I have no reason to vote against him.
Broadly I do support the general Conservative way, the State is there to help the people who genuinely need help, those who are able to help themselves through life should make every effort to do so.
I support their take on net zero and the idea of a protection dome to keep our country safe. More needs to be spent on defence and the way to defend the nation has changed remarkably in recent years.
I do not see an alternative party for me to vote for. I think Burnham is shaping up to be a disaster already. One of his ideas is to allow drinking at football matches. To him it is unfair that rugby crowds can drink but football spectators cannot. He appears to be gullible and hell bent on taking us back to the awful 70s. Does anyone else miss Starmer?
One thing I think he has made a good decision about is saving jury trials.
I like Kemi Badenoch, given the chance she would make a good PM.

I voted Tory for several years in Scotland because I am firmly against independence and they were the only ones openly against. I also had a good councillor who then stood and won against the SNP. I always got a reply to any correspondence I sent him. In latter years (ie post Brexit) I have voted Labour, and will continue to do so especially now we have a new PM, because they have come out firmly against independence. The Tory party conference was, imho, a shambles reflecting the Tory party in general.