How can you say that with any certainty? That's incredibly disrespectful to the electorate. Have you learned nothing from recent electoral history? Just on Sunday neither of the main two parties made it through to the presidential run off in France. Last year the polls got it wrong with alarming regularity and they got it wrong with large margins of error.

This is from the man who believes referees do no wrong so I'm hardly surprised.

If you think the best reason to vote for Tories is that May is a more stable choice then that ignores all of the issues and many of the facts. What's the point in stability if it's a stable slide into the abyss? I'm not advocating instability by any means but just saying May will be a more stable choice is vapid and based on little of any substance.

Where have I said it is the "Best reason" ? There are number of reasons why the electorate should vote for Mrs May and the Conservatives, one of which of course is to keep Corbyn and his 'Merry band' of comrades well away from power. What a dreadful prospect that is and I suspect this will be reflected in the election result.

Edited by Willo (26 Apr 2017 10.08am)

Absolute hogwash of course.
If this 'Post' was a duvet it would be a very low tog.

Interested to know in what way that is 'hogwash'? It is a fact you said Cameron would provide strong stable government (against the 'nightmare' of Ed Milliband propped up by the SNP) and it is certainly a fact that the last 18 months since that election have been amongst the least politically stable in living memory.

So I don't see how you can claim any of it was hogwash.

You might think that May is the better option for government. I might even agree with you. But Serial has you absolutely bang-to-rights over your previous comments.

I like Willo but he is obviously one of those snob Tory voters and the thought of contemplating an alternative is anathema. Most middle-class, or aspiring middle-class, Tory supporters are exactly the same in my experience.

Without them The Tory Party would wither and die. So when the Conservative Party do their usual party pieces of targeting those who can least afford it, it all ties in quite nicely. Applaud those in power who undermine the socially-conscious and turn a blind eye to others in power who despise the vulnerable. Self-affirmation, innit.

Bedroom Tax, lowering of Working Tax credits and lack of mental health care provision are just three examples, of many, of their iniquitous policies over the years.

Where do you get the idea that Labour show contempt for aspiration? Complete bollocks.