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Debate:How Should a Conservative Vote in the UK 2010 General Election (view source)
Revision as of 23:12, March 30, 2010
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Although the debate in the mainstream media of the UK centres around the three main parties (the [[Conservative Party|Conservatives]], [[Labour Party|Labour]] and the [[Liberal Democrats]]), there are other parties that might give a better and more [[Conservative]] set of policies, although nobody would claim that any UK party is a truly Conservative party.
Although the debate in the mainstream media of the UK centres around the three main parties (the [[Conservative Party|Conservatives]], [[Labour Party|Labour]] and the [[Liberal Democrats]]), there are other parties that might give a better and more [[Conservative]] set of policies, although nobody would claim that any UK party is a truly Conservative party.
== Support UKIP, Vote Tory ==
Personally, I support UKIP more than any of the three "main" parties, but I will be voting Conservative Party for two reasons:
*A vote for UKIP is a vote away from the Conservative Party and, basically, to the Labour Party. We can't continue with this government.
*My local MP is brilliant. He is one of only a few (I think only 5) MPs to have voted against the "Climate Change Bill" and he is a proper conservative. I support him, but I don't support David Cameron very much.
:::::::[[User:Newton|Newton]] 19:12, 30 March 2010 (EDT)