Why I’m voting #Labour in Cambridge - thanks, Nick Clegg. With interesting comments…. paulbernal.wordpress.com/201…

Why I’m voting Labour inΒ Cambridge

I’ve finally decided how to vote – as I’ve blogged before, in Princess Bride style, it’s been very hard to decide how to vote in Cambridge. Cambridge is a strange seat ̡…

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@PaulbernalUK @cawhitworth Yet another example of how our electoral system is broken. You should feel able to vote for Julian :(
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@dsilverstone @cawhitworth I wish I could! Whilst it could enable a Tory government, I can't. And with Clegg, it could well do that.
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@PaulbernalUK @cawhitworth I wonder how many people voted this way and in doing so gave the tories a majority?
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@dsilverstone @cawhitworth How would voting a Labour MP in give the Tories a majority? Labour won in Cambridge.
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@PaulbernalUK @cawhitworth I don't mean your specific vote, but your attitude to the vote.
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@dsilverstone @cawhitworth and my attitude was 'what can I do best to keep the Tories out....'
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Replying to @PaulbernalUK
@PaulbernalUK @cawhitworth My point being -- you should be voting for who you want *in* not against who you want *out* Broken system ahoy :(

May 8, 2015 Β· 12:37 PM UTC

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@PaulbernalUK @cawhitworth Also, for Cambridge -- isn't it sad that the only tech-savvy MP is now out :( Julian was a voice of reason.
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@dsilverstone @cawhitworth Of course: if only he hasn't put us in a position to choose between tech-savvy and possible Tory-helping
Replying to @dsilverstone
@dsilverstone @cawhitworth Yes, but the system IS broken: if you pretend otherwise you play into the hands of those you oppose.