Milliband has no backbone and no policies. He shouldn't be opposition leader because he isn't making any opposition. The Labour Party stopped being a working class party aeons ago.
Cameron is verging on a narcissistic personality.
Both will look after themselves and their friends businesses first. Neither will look at reorganising working Britain innovatively enough to bring in family friendly working practices. They want mums into work for the taxes at enormous expense of childcare and despite research studies showing how important a child's early years with loving parents is.
The Green Party haven't been canvassing and I don't watch tv very often so I have no idea what they want.
Ukip endorse most of what I want to see in labour but their reputation precedes them too much.
The lib dems are a no. The needless and ill thought out free school meals for KS1 has put me off them.
Where is the raving loony party of my childhood?
I don't want false promises, I want a government that is wiley enough to negotiate with the EU on topics, give a firm no when needed, to put the public first, to stop demonising benefit claimants, to stop the bbc licence fee and change the universal credit system to one that works (after reading mumsnet i gather it doesn't work, I have no direct experience), I want green policies, and end to child poverty as promised by labour, an end to homework and education to be a priority. But I'm definately not in favour of an 8am-6pm school for anyone in state schools as the facilities in no way match those in the private sector.
I want someone with a bit of common sense and a firm sense of fair play.
I clearly want too much.