Opinion poll show terrible state of UK electorate (04Mar10)

[MYAMERICANPSYCHO]

Your PM stole our Presidents election campaign slogan of change. Cameron copies everybody doesn't he?

[recessionlover]

48% think that there should be no cuts this year!

And next year...?

[foreverpiano]

either Brown or Cameron... NWO is in safe hands. You need someone else with no ties to the throne or banks or... what else. Cameron is UK's Obama?

[max9ish]

I think the public is yet to be convinced by Cameron. Brown is a known quantity. So I would expect Brown to stay at his current polling levels. Cameron needs to keep solid at 40%. I'm expecting a Tory victory of about 20 seats, mainly thanks to Lord Cashcroft. I believe the Lib dems will be squeezed losing about 10 seats. UKIP may suprise us too. But the debates could turn everything on it's head.

[Arcturo765]

Im sure Gordon Brown is promising X amounts of cash to the media and those running the opinion polls in return for speaking favourably of him and talking down the conservatives, there can't be any other explanation for it as youd have to be as thick as Alex Reid and Katie Price combined to vote New Labour.

[ThePAULOPABLO]

The public are a bit stupid 2009 was the worst year of growth since 1921.

[ThePAULOPABLO]

It will go up at the end of April when we get negative growth again.

[tobycoolrunner]

their not really big consevative fans on this network

[wrathofgod86668]

The trouble is the sheeple are asleep, they dont know anything about politics or economics, they get all their info from the bbc and the MSM.

The bbc and nulabour's motto is "If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it." Dr Joseph Goebbels

[BloodguardGorak]

I asked myself the following question on each of the parties; Would I be better or worse off two years from now if they won the election?

My answer was the same for all of em; kids with no teeth who do nothing but play the banjo... eat apple sauce through a straw... pork farm animals.

[wazzockUK]

Let's face it, the globalist pro-EU LibLabCon parties are all much of a muchness nowadays.

The only parties who offer radical change are the BNP and UKIP.

[WinstonSmith46]

Nothing radically will change under the conservatives, they like the whole lib/lab/con artists are just puppets of the EU puppet master who pulls the strings.

Vote UKIP.

[gorillachilla]

its not up2 no1 who wins an election the queen decides which party does and brings money to her, labour is doing a good job just as conservatives did in the 60s 70s and 80s even 90s but they failed after 2000 so conservatives wont be taking power again !!! its all fixd NWO

[WinstonSmith46]

The queen doesn't decide anything much anymore, she's purely a figurehead without all that much power.

[gorillachilla]

your wrong mate read this...the Queen is the only person with the power and (most importantly) the authority to: Declare war, dissolve Parliament, dimiss the Prime Minister, appoint a new Prime Minister etc. This makes the Queen of England, the most powerful monarch of any democracy. -She is Commander in Chief of all British forces; troops swear an oath of alligence to her.

[coach3sheff]

@gorillachilla do you know that cameron is the queens cousin????

[gorillachilla]

yes i did i knew that he's ancestors are linkd with the royal famaly

[Burnit700]

Vote UKIP

[HardcoreSalmon]

im supporting other but like the news im not going to be specific on other parties.

[roflcopter2006]

What the fuck is wrong with people? 1/3rd of people polled trust Gordon Brown to fix the economic mess he created?

Thats like hiring a thief to guard your home.

[russkeller]

@roflcopter2006 A None of the Above Category would have crushed both of them.

[NextGenerationOfDBZW]

The only way for conservatives to win is to outsmart the new labour.

[cheerlessdarkndeadly]

I guess it's a case of 'the enemy of my enemy is not necessarily my friend' on this one. Now the election is getting closer, perhaps we're actually seeing a more realistic representation of what people think as opposed to results for the Tories which were unrealistically good when people were most angry with Brown, not thinking ahead. If that's the case maybe the Tories aren't doing as badly as the media makes out, but they need to sell their ideas as fiercly as their personalities.