I'm still undecided whether to pick the least worse option of the two most popular parties, or to say sod you lot and vote for a party that is closest to my viewpoint but hasn't much of gaining power.
Too often the parliamentary parties are too close together in their viewpoints and outlook and don't listen to ordinary people. Only recently an all party committee published proposals in conjunction with the quango Public Health England to tackle drinking. One proposal was to put graphic warnings on cans and bottles as the same with cigarette packaging. I thought voting Tory last time would put a stop to the purse lipped hectoring that was so common place under the last Labour government. Sadly I was wrong, they all sing from the same hymn sheet.
Too often the parliamentary parties are too close together in their viewpoints and outlook and don't listen to ordinary people. Only recently an all party committee published proposals in conjunction with the quango Public Health England to tackle drinking. One proposal was to put graphic warnings on cans and bottles as the same with cigarette packaging. I thought voting Tory last time would put a stop to the purse lipped hectoring that was so common place under the last Labour government. Sadly I was wrong, they all sing from the same hymn sheet.
