@chad
Utter rubbish.

There are not only 2 answers to every [political] question.

1) If we assume that income tax is a given, do you vote party A to set it at 10%, Party B at 20%, Party C at 30%, Party D at a flat rate of £10k?

2) If you're pro death penalty but anti fox-hunting, who do you vote for? (I'm not saying the Lib Dems are the party in this case :-)

Try reading the LibDem manifesto at some point - with an open mind - and see how many points you agree with.

Oh, also, in many counties, it's a straight fight between TUE, 27 JAN 2009 & Tory party - so I don't see how they can always side with Labour.

Perhaps the credit crunch will make people realise that Labour can't run an economy & neither can the Tories - perhaps it's time to give someone else a shot...
(Terry, Tue 27 Jan 2009, 17:00, Reply)