Would anyone on here still vote Tory next Election?

[BoniO]

Serious question.

Having witnessed them in all their glory over the last decade, and especially the last couple of years, would anyone still vote for them. I'm assuming that BOJO would no longer be leader of the Party but don't think that makes too much difference given the "quality" of the likely successors.

I expect to hear the "who else, there's no real alternative, best of a bad bunch" etc, etc. In my opinion, it's hard to imagine any party being more incompetent & corrupt than the Tories, so any alternative would be an improvement, but that's my opinion. So, will you vote Tory?

[Max B Gold]

Yes because it doesn't matter who you vote for as they are all the same.

[tuffers#1]

Is it true that's its
The only way to understand the
Real meaning of the word C*nt ?

[Orient Punxx]

Never ever would I vote Tory but the current lot (whatever their formation and their total lack of ability) will never eclipse my loathing of Cameron and Osborne and their austerity/big society cocktail of crap.

[Type high]

Yes, whether Boris or not.

[tuffers#1]

Is that an answer to me or the thread title ?

[ComeOnYouOs]

Of course died in the wool Tories will continue to vote Tory.
Most Tories only have interest in money and profits, and any amount of corruption and law breaking is not of interest to them, unless of course they get caught.
I believe the Tories will win the next election despite all this

[Dunners]

Even I'd think twice.

[PoundhillO]

Never in a million years.

[BoniO]

Yes, whether Boris or not.

Why ever would you do that?

[greyhound]

I have always voted not any more.

[BoniO]

Even I'd think twice.

No you wouldn't

[Give it to Jabo]

I would vote tactically to oust a Tory candidate. Interestingly, I looked at the odds for the next GE this morning. Tories were 4/7 to remain in office. I despair.

[Beradogs]

When the other option is kneel Starmer it becomes rather easy to vote Tory.

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

In a heartbeat

[Orient_Man_And_Boy]

Yep.

[BoniO]

When the other option is kneel Starmer it becomes rather easy to vote Tory.

So you value ineptitude, corruption, lack of integrity and outright lying highly then? Surely, even a rabid dog with piles would be a better option.

Labour, if they were the only viable alternative, couldn't possibly do any worse (than the Tories, not the dog).

[Chicken Dhansak]

I made a terrible mistake voting Tory at the last election. It won't happen again, even if they put up a Chimpanzee as a labour candidate
I would vote for it. It just has to be better than voting Tory.

[Type high]

Is that an answer to me or the thread title ?

Give over Tuff, do you honestly think I would be mad enough to vote for you

[Type high]

Yes, whether Boris or not.

Why ever would you do that?

Obviously, because they are a better option than Labour, even you know that.

[Rich Tea Wellin]

I made a terrible mistake voting Tory at the last election. It won't happen again, even if they put up a Chimpanzee as a labour candidate
I would vote for it. It just has to be better than voting Tory.

I respect that. So many people who would continue to vote Tory are just scared to admit they were wrong. Probably stubborn in normal life, too.

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

I made a terrible mistake voting Tory at the last election. It won't happen again, even if they put up a Chimpanzee as a labour candidate
I would vote for it. It just has to be better than voting Tory.

I respect that. So many people who would continue to vote Tory are just scared to admit they were wrong. Probably stubborn in normal life, too.

I’ve got doh idea who you could be talking about?

[BoniO]

Yes, whether Boris or not.

Why ever would you do that?

Obviously, because they are a better option than Labour, even you know that.

Better at what? Telling Porkies? Lining their pockets? Feckin' us all over?

[Orient Punxx]

I can’t believe that anyone could ever use the words “Jimmy Saville” for political advantage. Beyond belief.

[Dohnut]

Depends on who is leading Labour, assume Starmer, the policies he puts forward and confidence his ability to carry them out.

Come the next election people will be more concerned about their personal situation and that is allied to jobs and growth. Very few will be voting on the basis of Downing Street events and Cummings.