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Topic Originator: The One Who Knocks
Date: Wed 6 May 11:36
It`s going to have to be snp for me again and again mostly by default. Not overly enthusiastic about independence anymore and they haven`t a stellar record in government but their opponents are woeful and by large I think most of the snp representatives are a good bunch.
Tories and Reform a big no, especially the latter.
Lib Dems nope but could maybe be persuaded for my list vote.
Labour, don`t actually mind the job their doing at a UK level but their Scottish mob are a joke.
Greens, not for me.
So it`s snp again but I do worry about any party just continually winning elections without ever really delivering in government.
And although my eyes were open
They just might as well be closed
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Topic Originator: ipswichpar
Date: Wed 6 May 12:00
It must be something to do with getting older. Whenever I compare current politicians with those of previous years it seems to be like things are on the decline.
If I had a vote then I think I would be putting it the SNP way too. I trust Swinney much more than the others.
It is always worrying when so many politicians are changing though. Never know if you are voting for what you think you are.
I don`t think that the number of parties that are trying to distance themselves from their UK party is particularly reassuring or gives any level of confidence that they will be focussed on actually getting the job done.
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Topic Originator: red-star-par
Date: Wed 6 May 13:06
It`s SNP for me, and Greens for the list vote, only because they are the biggest other party that favours independence. I`ve probably voted around all the other parties during my life (except the Tories obviously) but I can`t see me going back to the Liberal Democrats or Labour (bought and paid for by Israel) any time soon. Disappointed to see so many people pulled in by Reforms soundbite politics, folk were fooled over Brexit and will get fooled again
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Topic Originator: DBP
Date: Wed 6 May 13:31
I want independence but for me, and while snp is the only vehicle for that, I find it harder and harder to vote for them due to their views on many issues that I don’t agree with.
I really look forward to the day when Scotland is independent and we have our first proper Scottish general election, where various Scotland parties can put forward their vision for Scotland and we get to vote for the actual politics we believe in
Post Edited (Wed 06 May 13:32)
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