Brexit -am I stupid or what

Some people have a wicked sense of humour.....

 

Part 2...

 

True and good point. Think in any other GE I'd not bother but this one actually scares me a bit. Will have a wander down and see if my names on the door...

 

I was at the village polling station at one minute past seven this morning and had to queue up. The busiest it has been for years. Is that just a coincidence? If not, then which party would it benefit?

 

I think people are just keen for it all to be over

 

eh?

 

I've had good times and bad times and all governments.

I vote for whichever local candidate does the best for their constituents whichever party they belong to and have voted different parties at different times. I'm also well known by all local MP's because I will tell them when I think they're messing up - usually in public meetings . I'm non-partisan, which they know, so they take it well.

Voting was made easier this time as one of the candidates is a staunch supporter of an admitted antisemite!

When I was a child my parents never voted for the same party as each other and they used to discuss it, amicably, in front of the children. Mum was Liberal and Dad was Labour - all their lives. It taught me to question all views and make up my own mind and don't just follow the 'what I've always voted for' party.

It wasn't until 1928 that women had their voting age dropped from 30 to 21 and mum always said that she wasn't allowed to vote when she was young and we should make sure we make our vote count.