Has Anybody Here Ever Voted Lib Dem?

8th March 2014

I've only ever met 1 single person who said he voted Lib Dem - a young guy from Devon who proclaimed "I live in Devon, the rest of the country doesn't matter to us down there so I just vote Lib Dem".

Anybody here vote or ever voted for them?

What are your reasons?

I would rather sever my right arm.

I think Eilzel may be Lib Dem?

Joy Division wrote:I think Eilzel may be Lib Dem?

Jeesus, poor girl.

BigAndy9 wrote:8th March 2014

I've only ever met 1 single person who said he voted Lib Dem - a young guy from Devon who proclaimed "I live in Devon, the rest of the country doesn't matter to us down there so I  just vote Lib Dem".

Anybody here vote or ever voted for them?

What are your reasons?

Once or twice when I was in my parents ward, It was when and where  Margaret thatcher's   Willie was standing proud and any vote other than the Lib/Dem's or was  it the old Lib's     had no chance of wilting the mighty Willie.  

Girl Andy?

Yes I have always voted Liberal Democrat in General Elections (though tbf I've only voted in 2. I still think Charles Kennedy would have made a wonderful Prime Minister.

Some reasons?

Well their policy to scrap Tuition Fees (and even in government though they went back on that, they still helped negotiate a situation which is now better than that under Labour in terms of how the Fees are paid over time).

Lowering the top tax threshold- something they have put into action in government.

Pro-EU stance.

Top tax rate of 50% which is something I agree with; as well as the mansions tax.

No renewal of Trident.

Very good record on equal rights for Gay people.

-Also from a 'what alternative?' pov; we have the destructive Tories; and a Labour party who play for headlines and have no direction.

-I will almost certainly be voting Liberal Democrat again in 2015, and think the best 'realistic' outcome in a Lib/Lab coalition   

Eilzel wrote:Girl Andy?

Yes I have always voted Liberal Democrat in General Elections (though tbf I've only voted in 2. I still think Charles Kennedy would have made a wonderful Prime Minister.

Some reasons?

Well their policy to scrap Tuition Fees (and even in government though they went back on that, they still helped negotiate a situation which is now better than that under Labour in terms of how the Fees are paid over time).

Lowering the top tax threshold- something they have put into action in government.

Pro-EU stance.

Top tax rate of 50% which is something I agree with; as well as the mansions tax.

No renewal of Trident.

Very good record on equal rights for Gay people.

-Also from a 'what alternative?' pov; we have the destructive Tories; and a Labour party who play for headlines and have no direction.

-I will almost certainly be voting Liberal Democrat again in 2015, and think the best 'realistic' outcome in a Lib/Lab coalition   

Mansion tax now that's really well worked out not.

A more regressive tax you couldn't make up. Very liberal that eilzel.