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Parties appear without proper policies, so I'm going to vote on looks.

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AlphaBravoHenryFoxtons · 07/04/2015 21:13

I like Miliband's big doe-eyes (he's clearly been attending Andy Burnham's 'give the electorate sexy-eyes' eyelash-fluttering masterclasses) but the rest of his fizog is put together all wrong. His mouth moves in the wrong direction. His lips move way out to the right when the direction definitely needs to be to the left. It's almost as though his mouth is a metaphor for his bandwagon politics. I imagine him sipping tea from his Labour Party 'Immigration Controls' mug, while overusing my christian name: "I care about you, Susan. You are going to vote for our racist policies, aren't you Susan?"

Cameron is quite pleasing. Although he does suffer from austerity of the lips. I like him when he's Flashman but when he's the ordinary Etonian next door, I'm not sure.

Clegg is quite attractive. He reminds me of Jean Luze in Marie Vieux-Chauvet's book Love, Anger, Madness. Basicially Jean Luze is married to one sister, has a complex relationship with a second sister, the narrator, and is sleeping with a third sister.

I would vote Plaid Cymru as Leanne Wood is knockout but sadly there are no Plaid candidates in my constituency.

Please help me choose.

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HappydaysArehere · 07/04/2015 23:35

If only it was so easy. What about thinking which is the most important thing that you want a government to attend to. It may be defence, jobs, N.H.S.,immigration, housing - take your pick and then try to drag your eyes away from the physical delights of the candidates - listen to them and decide who is saying what you most want to hear. It is difficult and I sympathise.

TywysogesGymraeg · 07/04/2015 23:44

What about the people you actually have to chose from? You're not voting for any of the people you mentioned. You're voting for an MP to represent you in parliament. How do your local candidates stack up?

DonnaLyman · 08/04/2015 00:31

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Seeker33 · 08/04/2015 11:39

well, women voting on just looks would probably vote Cleggy.

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