If you're still undecided

[Bob Cratchitt]

Quote[/b] (Napster @ May 05 2005,15:22)]Hmm. Enjoying the sun being recognised by voters at a large garden show!

But i am very observant and none of the rest of the party I was with spotted him. As he was not sitting in a prime location

Naps sometimes you are so cynical, of course i know that if it had been you, you would have been sitting in entrance in one of those cars with the mega phones on the top.

 

[Napster]

Quote[/b] (Bob Cratchitt @ May 05 2005,17:00)]

Quote[/b] (Napster @ May 05 2005,15:22)]Hmm. Enjoying the sun being recognised by voters at a large garden show!

But i am very observant and none of the rest of the party I was with spotted him. As he was not sitting in a prime location

Naps sometimes you are so cynical, of course i know that if it had been you, you would have been sitting in entrance in one of those cars with the mega phones on the top.

Fair enough.

I wouldn't have gone- if it was me I would have been canvassing- prime opportunity at the weekend!!!

 

[footymad13]

Lib Dems, didn't know they wanted to relax the laws on cannabis, not a bright idea.

Cool site though

 

[Ron Manager]

Bit late now, but -

Labour 33
Lib Dem 37
Green 33
Tories -16
UKIP -9

But as I live in Southend West my vote didn't make one jot of a difference - ho hum!

 

[Ron Manager]

Quote[/b] (W4 Shrimper @ May 05 2005,09:18)]This website's interesting...tells you how your MP has performed over the last parliament: http://www.theyworkforyou.com/

Interesting voting record for Mr Amess, slightly surprising on a couple of points I have to say -

How David Amess voted on key issues in the 2001-2005 parliament (From Public Whip) :

Quite strongly against introducing foundation hospitals.
Very strongly against introducing student top-up fees.
Quite strongly against Labour's anti-terrorism laws.
Moderately for the Iraq war.
Moderately against introducing ID cards.
Very strongly for the fox hunting ban.
Moderately against equal gay rights.