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Wrong on a couple of points

Firstly you don't know anyone. Asking parking attendants and supermarket check out girls does not count. They only wanted to get rid of you

Second the odds are right. its the Neil Kinnock factor. Back in the day loads were saying "yes ill vote for him!" whilst thinking "no fcking way". When it got to ticking the box it was a case of "do i want that windbag in charge of the economy" (an interview he had on Panorama on that very subject was probably the most embarrassing i have ever seen from a leader)

The berk held a rally thinking he had won the election

Same scenario. Plenty saying yes in public and no when head screwed on. People stick with what they know more than vote for real change

[QUOTE="clivex, post: 2469743, member: 65326"] Wrong on a couple of points Firstly you don't know anyone. Asking parking attendants and supermarket check out girls does not count. They only wanted to get rid of you Second the odds are right. its the Neil Kinnock factor. Back in the day loads were saying "yes ill vote for him!" whilst thinking "no fcking way". When it got to ticking the box it was a case of "do i want that windbag in charge of the economy" (an interview he had on Panorama on that very subject was probably the most embarrassing i have ever seen from a leader) The berk held a rally thinking he had won the election Same scenario. Plenty saying yes in public and no when head screwed on. People stick with what they know more than vote for real change [/QUOTE]

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