| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. 07:51 - Jul 30 with 7079 views | Pegojack |
Nail. Head. Hit.
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| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 14:29 - Aug 1 with 1277 views | Highjack |
| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 08:26 - Aug 1 by westwalesed |
Respectfully I disagree. It’s opportunistic and profoundly undemocratic. If I’m a Welsh Nationalist in Brecon, who do I vote for? |
They all agree on everything anyway. They should really merge instead of this “let’s not take any votes off each other” nonsense. |  |
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| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 14:41 - Aug 1 with 1253 views | westwalesed |
| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 14:29 - Aug 1 by Highjack |
They all agree on everything anyway. They should really merge instead of this “let’s not take any votes off each other” nonsense. |
It seems to me the unifying factor is that they are left of centre to varying degrees, are anti any type of Conservative and in this case are anti Brexit.
But the point still stands - the Lib Dems have always been a Unionist Party, and so why should a natural Plaid voter vote for them? |  |
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| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 14:52 - Aug 1 with 1245 views | Highjack |
| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 14:41 - Aug 1 by westwalesed |
It seems to me the unifying factor is that they are left of centre to varying degrees, are anti any type of Conservative and in this case are anti Brexit.
But the point still stands - the Lib Dems have always been a Unionist Party, and so why should a natural Plaid voter vote for them? |
I agree it’s a ridiculous notion. I’ve railed against the concept of tactical voting for years on here. We all complain about our system and it is crap but it is made more crap by people who do this sort of nonsense. | |
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| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 10:00 - Aug 2 with 1175 views | Ebo |
| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 14:41 - Aug 1 by westwalesed |
It seems to me the unifying factor is that they are left of centre to varying degrees, are anti any type of Conservative and in this case are anti Brexit.
But the point still stands - the Lib Dems have always been a Unionist Party, and so why should a natural Plaid voter vote for them? |
It's gone right over your head hasn't it?
To stop this car crash that is unfolding. it's about being grown up. |  |
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| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 13:06 - Aug 2 with 1149 views | Glyn1 |
| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 15:25 - Jul 30 by Pegojack |
I note that Plaid, the Greens and Choice UK have all stood aside in favour of the Lib Dems.
Excellent, I commend them, this is the kind of grown up thinking required to totally feck up the Tories. Shame the Labour Party didn't follow suit. |
They didn't follow suit because, unlike those others, they're not a Remain Party. They're a "we'll vote to come out if the Govt gets a good deal, or vote to stay in if that's best for the country, but it's too early to tell, so let's wait a bit before deciding, and isn't fracking fracking awful" Party. Or something like that. |  |
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| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 13:08 - Aug 2 with 1147 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 14:41 - Aug 1 by westwalesed |
It seems to me the unifying factor is that they are left of centre to varying degrees, are anti any type of Conservative and in this case are anti Brexit.
But the point still stands - the Lib Dems have always been a Unionist Party, and so why should a natural Plaid voter vote for them? |
Because Plaid only received a small number of votes last time and their supporters would rather see a LibDem than Johnson. | | | |
| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 17:48 - Aug 2 with 1096 views | westwalesed |
| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 13:08 - Aug 2 by londonlisa2001 |
Because Plaid only received a small number of votes last time and their supporters would rather see a LibDem than Johnson. |
I totally get why, it’s all about degrees of bad isn’t it - about choosing the least worst option. If we had PR then this wouldn’t be required at all, but we don’t do I understand why they’ve done it. | |
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| Alistair Campbell on BBC Breakfast this morning. on 18:49 - Aug 2 with 1078 views | AlfieMooresSon |
He's a tool, but so is Corbyn and his mob! | | | |
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