Originally Posted by right-track (Post 540359)

I used to vote Labour, until they changed their name to New Labour and turned into a sneaky New Conservative.

I grew up under Thatcherism, which was similar to Nazism...only worse!
My parents were both working class. No carpets, no money and no prospects.
When Labour finally got in, I thought... GREAT, at last a government with an interest in the working man!
How wrong I was.


Now I don't vote.

Originally Posted by right-track (Post 540359)

I used to vote Labour, until they changed their name to New Labour and turned into a sneaky New Conservative.

I grew up under Thatcherism, which was similar to Nazism...only worse!
My parents were both working class. No carpets, no money and no prospects.
When Labour finally got in, I thought... GREAT, at last a government with an interest in the working man!
How wrong I was.


Now I don't vote.

Originally Posted by RezZ (Post 540498)

I was amazed that Ralph N. is still on the ballot. How many elections has that man been in?

Ps: Obama is winning by a landslide so far.

Originally Posted by lucifer_sam (Post 540513)

Nader has the most sensible policy, in every way. His campaign is underfunded and ill-supported, but if he sought partisan approval he would have easily been elected 20 years ago. I seriously considered voting for him.