Who will you vote for?

slipss · 10-03-2006 12:59AM #1

Ok so say you had no choice and you had to cast a vote in the next general election who will you be voting for? Asuming thier were no coallitions.

county · 10-03-2006 01:35AM

i would vote for anyone bar sinn fein,and the united irish party,never heard of them,
i did vote but thats between me and the ballet box:D

el rabitos · 10-03-2006 01:41AM

is it wrong that i dont know who the one currently running the country is?

Flex · 10-03-2006 01:46AM

Ill probably vote Fianna Fail because I see them as the 'least worst' option tbh. Who are the 'United Irish party', never heard of them?

county · 10-03-2006 01:47AM

el rabitos wrote:

is it wrong that i dont know who the one currently running the country is?

very wrong:p

democrates · 10-03-2006 01:49AM

Flex wrote:

Who are the 'United Irish party', never heard of them?

"What ever happened to the Popular Front of Judea?"
"He's over there."
"SPLITTER!"

slipss · 10-03-2006 01:53AM

democrates wrote:

"What ever happened to the Popular Front of Judea?"
"He's over there."
"SPLITTER!"

lmao, what a classic film, do ye know was that part based on the IRA? I always figured it was.

slipss · 10-03-2006 01:57AM

Flex wrote:

Ill probably vote Fianna Fail because I see them as the 'least worst' option tbh. Who are the 'United Irish party', never heard of them?

http://www.freewebs.com/unitedirishmen/ Apparently thier the 13th most popular political party in Ireland, I never heard of them either, thier website seems to be american.

rainbow kirby · 10-03-2006 01:58AM

I vote Labour, they seem to be the one that fits most closely with my political views.

county · 10-03-2006 02:01AM

slipss wrote:

http://www.freewebs.com/unitedirishmen/ Apparently thier the 13th most popular political party in Ireland, I never heard of them either, thier website seems to be american.

how many parties are there in ireland,13 maybe

slipss · 10-03-2006 02:05AM

lol 14 as far as I know

simu · 10-03-2006 02:08AM

What about that weird transcendental meditation bunch?

slipss · 10-03-2006 02:11AM

simu wrote:

What about that weird transcendental meditation bunch?

Ahh yes, the WCTM how could I have overlooked them.

DoctorEdgeWild · 10-03-2006 02:13AM

Afraid I'll be spoiling my vote once again (deliberate, not just incompetence) - although in terms of local government it's Labour for me.

simu · 10-03-2006 02:15AM

slipss wrote:

Ahh yes, the WCTM how could I have overlooked them.

http://www.politics.ie/wiki/index.php?title=Natural_Law_Party

They are no more, apparently. Tis a pity - they lightened up the ballot box sheet yoke!

As for who I will vote for, tmust remain a secret!

democrates · 10-03-2006 02:22AM

Last time I voted for Kronos.

simu · 10-03-2006 02:24AM

democrates wrote:

Last time I voted for Kronos.

http://www.videovista.net/reviews/august03/kronos.jpg

I see. But would this help first-time buyers get a foot on the property market?

Terry · 10-03-2006 02:39AM

democrates wrote:

Last time I voted for Kronos.

the klingons?

slipss wrote:

http://www.freewebs.com/unitedirishmen/ Apparently thier the 13th most popular political party in Ireland, I never heard of them either, thier website seems to be american.

Registrant Contact:
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i put the green party down, but i'd probably vote labour. i like my local politician to be the type of person who frequently visits young men at the popes cross in the phoenix park.

Kojak · 10-03-2006 09:40AM

The Communist party or else the Christian Solidarity Party.

2 parties with very similar outlooks.

ivan087 · 10-03-2006 10:29AM

i'll vote for whatever party who's member will actually look for my vote - ie come canvassing at my door. never in all my life has a politician come a callin! makes me feel all unwanted and cold inside...:(

mise_me_fein_V2 · 10-03-2006 10:32AM

I'd vote Fianna Fail. They seem to be doing an ok job with the country.

I'd probably stick Sinn Fein in second because they seem to be interested in listening to people and I believe they've left the gun behind now.

It's good that we have so many parties, we've great choice in this country.

thelordofcheese · 10-03-2006 10:40AM

I'm voting for Cthulhu, why settle for the lesser of two evils?

mandz · 10-03-2006 10:47AM

I'll probably vote for the green party or maybe sinn fein. I think we need a change from bertie for a while

Pigman II · 10-03-2006 10:54AM

democrates wrote:

Last time I voted for Kronos.

Really? I found Kang more to my liking.

toString · 10-03-2006 10:55AM

Looking at the poll so far, I hope this is not a reflection of the country vote, the last thing this country needs is Sinn Fein/IRA getting a large number of votes

Flex · 10-03-2006 10:59AM

toString wrote:

Looking at the poll so far, I hope this is not a reflection of the country vote, the last thing this country needs is Sinn Fein/IRA getting a large number of votes

Same here, theyd mess up the economy. Glad to see Fine Gael arnt doing too well though

Dave! · 10-03-2006 11:03AM

ivan087 wrote:

i'll vote for whatever party who's member will actually look for my vote - ie come canvassing at my door. never in all my life has a politician come a callin! makes me feel all unwanted and cold inside...:(

Pat Rabbite came to our door before the last election... My dad had a chat with him about stuff, cos I was too young

I betcha I'll answer the door this time and he'll go "hello son, is mammy or daddy home?" -- bam, door slammed in his face!

Anywho,

I dunno who I'll vote for... I'm not actually registered to vote (how do I do that?) yet! I'll have to have a think.

ivan087 · 10-03-2006 11:05AM

toString wrote:

Looking at the poll so far, I hope this is not a reflection of the country vote, the last thing this country needs is Sinn Fein/IRA getting a large number of votes

agreed - the last thing this country needs is a government that includes gun-runners, a minister for justice who is part of an organisation that dosnt think killing a garda is murder, a minister for defence who thinks the real irish army is based in south armagh, and a minister for finance who hasnt even got a policy. this country needs a change from bertie and co. not so much because of their policies etc., but i think its not healthy for a country to have the same people in power for over 10 years. give the oppostion (FG, labour, greens) four years in charge and see how they get on.

Dave! · 10-03-2006 11:06AM

No parties will go into a coalition with SF, so ye needn't worry...

sprinkles · 10-03-2006 11:10AM

DaveMcG wrote:

No parties will go into a coalition with SF, so ye needn't worry...

You'll be surprised....FF will need someone and FG will need 2 other parties, the PD's will get less votes next time around, putting SF in a very strong position, they could be the deciding factor on who goes into government....

Me though, I'm going to vote for The Hoff party

toString · 10-03-2006 11:11AM

The day Sinn Fein get into power, I'll be on the first plane out of here

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