On Mon, 27 Jun 2011 13:32:15 +0100
"Tim Roll-Pickering" wrote:
People tend to vote more on perceptions of right priorities, competence,
honesty and so forth, which the policies feed into. It's rare for a single

Yeah , right. People - if they even think when they vote and don't just vote
for the party they've always voted for or their parents voted for - usually
just vote for the party they think will benefit them the most , not the
country as a whole.

distance. The result overall is that London increasingly feels a naturally
left leaning city, even if the Conservatives are still able to win some

Depends what you mean by london. If you just mean the inner city chavvy dole
scroungers and immigrant infested scumbag areas or the right-on muesli munching
camden and hampstead areas then yes. If you mean the outer suburbs then mostly
no.

B2003