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<blockquote data-quote="Biggie" data-source="post: 349348" data-attributes="member: 24034">Thanks I appreciate your response. I&#039;m still deciding on whether I&#039;ll vote Tory again or switch back to voting Labour. I jumped ship from Labour to Tory when Cameron won a narrow victory and had to team up with the Lib Dems.... circa 2009. Until then I have always voted Labour.&nbsp; During the Labour administration I noticed that they began losing their way and mismanaged the economy. Blair&nbsp; was shown to be dishonest and his ministers were crooks by any other name. They left the national coffers empty. But the rich got richer under Blair and then Brown. Stammer and his ideas about a state owned green energy company that doesn&#039;t answer to shareholders is lifted from the 70s with the likes of British Steel, British Rail, The Coal Board, British Leyland and so on. It will be subject to numerous taxpayers funded bail out because the entity doesn&#039;t have shareholders to answer to meaning that the business has to be well run and profitable. I am swayed by your other points. The Lords should be elected, poverty and immediate need sensible and reasonable action. A bad Labour guy is the very thing I want to avoid. The Tories are doing OK given all that challenges, would you not agree?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Biggie, post: 349348, member: 24034"] Thanks I appreciate your response. I'm still deciding on whether I'll vote Tory again or switch back to voting Labour. I jumped ship from Labour to Tory when Cameron won a narrow victory and had to team up with the Lib Dems.... circa 2009. Until then I have always voted Labour. During the Labour administration I noticed that they began losing their way and mismanaged the economy. Blair was shown to be dishonest and his ministers were crooks by any other name. They left the national coffers empty. But the rich got richer under Blair and then Brown. Stammer and his ideas about a state owned green energy company that doesn't answer to shareholders is lifted from the 70s with the likes of British Steel, British Rail, The Coal Board, British Leyland and so on. It will be subject to numerous taxpayers funded bail out because the entity doesn't have shareholders to answer to meaning that the business has to be well run and profitable. I am swayed by your other points. The Lords should be elected, poverty and immediate need sensible and reasonable action. A bad Labour guy is the very thing I want to avoid. The Tories are doing OK given all that challenges, would you not agree? [/QUOTE]

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