Dont Vote Benyon, Facebook page of 'facts' Options

[Andy Capp]

Obviously he isn't all bad, but I had forgotten some of his decisions, not least the council settlement where he abstained from voting (which in this instance is crude way of supporting the motion). It doesn't say, but I bet he supports hunting foxes with hounds too. http://www.newburytoday.co.uk/news/news/17...uents-down.html

https://www.facebook.com/Dont-Vote-Benyon-454911871519138/

[GMR]

Obviously he isn't all bad, but I had forgotten some of his decisions, not least the council settlement where he abstained from voting (which in this instance is crude way of supporting the motion). It doesn't say, but I bet he supports hunting foxes with hounds too. http://www.newburytoday.co.uk/news/news/17...uents-down.html https://www.facebook.com/Dont-Vote-Benyon-454911871519138/

So who do people vote for then? Lib-Dems, which are a waste of space, long with Labour. Whatever you think of Benyon he is the best option.

[Andy Capp]

So who do people vote for then? Lib-Dems, which are a waste of space, long with Labour. Whatever you think of Benyon he is the best option.

That will depend on what your political persuasion is and what is important to you. Against my better judgement, I'm inclined to vote Lib Dem simply because of the PM's approach to hunting wildlife with hounds.

[GMR]

That will depend on what your political persuasion is and what is important to you. Against my better judgement, I'm inclined to vote Lib Dem simply because of the PM's approach to hunting wildlife with hounds.

That is going to a free vote. I think there are more important things to worry about. Such as; do you want Corbyn or May?

[On the edge]

That is going to a free vote. I think there are more important things to worry about. Such as; do you want Corbyn or May?

That's the trouble with today's politics in the UK; it's now Presidential. Far to many think it's an electoral college, and MPs elected simply to appoint the PM.

Jeremy Corbyn would be first to agree, he isn't the Labour Party and doesn't dictate its policies. I'm not sure Mrs May could say that with any conviction.

(Tim Farron knows he's not the LibDems but he does in LibDem style make up policy - literally.)