Comments on: Conservative Future is ready to campaign for change

By: Stephen Dawson

Stephen Dawson — Mon, 03 May 2010 17:17:03 +0000

Conservative-policy of involving the public in the democratic-process starts-with No 10 Petition MunicipalDB; a bought-in database with lots-of zzzzs.

A biased-proposition [typically 1+ paragraphs on Parliament.uk] followed by a leading closed-question upon-which the public ‘reclaim’ their parliamentary-vote will kill-off future ‘misrepresentations’:

We have identified cost-savings affording hard-working families a cut in the basic-rate of income-tax from 22% to 20%… Don’t mention DOUBLING income-tax from 10% to 20% for the poorest…

Please vote Agree Disagree Take-the-Fifth [default].

By: Richard Bullman

Richard Bullman — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 11:11:34 +0000

Actually there is NOT voter apathy. There is real anger against Clown & Co…..There is also a real confusion over what David & Co would do to restore this Country……has no-one except Ken Clark any presentational skills??

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Conservative Future is ready to campaign for change | Conservative Future — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 15:53:12 +0000

[...] Future is ready to campaign for change 2 January 2010 Patrick Sullivan No Comment From the Blue Blog: I outline Conservative Future’s important role in the upcoming General Election [...]

By: Paul Topham

Paul Topham — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 18:20:51 +0000

Dear Patrick,

We really need alternative parties to the Conservatives and the Labour and the LibDems. At the moment it is a case of voling for the lesser evil.

2010 an election year without real canidates.
How sad this is.

Paul

By: Jack Hughes

Jack Hughes — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 12:42:12 +0000

Get a more pragmatic and more flexible policy on “climate change”.

Ordinary people (read “voters”) are bored of all the nagging and very suspicious of the motives of politicians.

And trying to outflank Labour on this topic has not helped the Conservatives either. Green obsessives are never going to switch to voting Tory. Never.

Running your focus groups in the BBC canteen has been a mistake.

And letting green hobbyists and trustafarians decide the policy is the wrong way to go….

By: realist

realist — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 12:24:46 +0000

Scrap fuel tax. Stop the “climate change” hysteria and scrap ALL “green taxes” especially those related to transport.. Start an inquiry into ClimateGate and initiate prosecutions against Phil Jones and the others.
Then start on the non-jobs

By: Fred Edwards

Fred Edwards — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 20:56:09 +0000

CCHQ need to start getting the message out that if people want a change of Prime Minister then only a vote for a Conservative Candidate will achieve that.

To vote for anything else will leave Mr Browne and Labour in power by one means or another.

Worse still, a ‘hung-parliament’ will result in policy and economic chaos. Any remaining confidence in sterling will evaporate overnight.

There should also be no more talk of any form of alliance with the Lib-Dems. That would result in a mass exodus of membership.