Agree with you getmeacupoftea and agree you might not like Labour, but you still don't have to vote Tory. When you actually look at the manifestos, most are spending, not cutting, including Tories, so are they all wrong?
As many people have posted on here, we have had years of austerity which has not improved national debt at all, but many people have got richer. The way the economy is managed is terrible. It is not to benefit all of the country. I think after Christmas when all the retail companies have had a poor performance and are going bust with pepe losing jobs, and you then see the vultures swoop in buying them all up and monopolising the high street, you will realise just how bad it has got. They are currently selling off dead bits of their businesses to free up cash to do this. It's obvious what is coming.
I actually think that what Labour are about to do is more likely to work than maintaining the status quo. The tories have fudged their numbers so much over the years, it is much worse than people think. That's why the Tories have suddenly found the magic money tree after declaring we have no money. It is glaringly obvious now with things falling apart and schools asking for money to keep functioning that they can't keep cutting funding without people getting angry. However I still don't trust them, and I think we still won't see much of the investment. The money will end up in the wrong hands as usual.
I don't know why people worry about houses being built. Bit unkind to those of us who need housing. Agree that the housing needs to be energy efficient and well built, but I wouldn't say more affordable housing is a bad thing at all.
And as for Brexit, well, I think it is right to remain neutral and give us the chance to decide. Why the obsession with taking sides and being in a gang? They are not teenagers.
Despite the above still not sure who to vote for yet though!