Cian Boland has asked us to, so I guess we must. In principle, I agree with the PDs, but their behaviour in recent months regarding Bertie and his monies has shown them spineless and, crucially, unprincipled. I don't see why I should vote a party whose purported principles I agree with, but whose actual principles (on an issue far more fundamental than policy, too) are non-existent.
Though I accept them as decent people and politicians, I disagree with the respective visions of the Labour and Green parties. Sinn Fein remain a joke. And I'd never vote for Fianna Fail, nor Fine Gael - not because I disagree with their visions, but for their respective vacuity in that department. So there you go: I don't plan to vote for anybody on Thursday, because of exams, but if I do, I'll be spoiling it.
How's that for maturity?
Though I accept them as decent people and politicians, I disagree with the respective visions of the Labour and Green parties. Sinn Fein remain a joke. And I'd never vote for Fianna Fail, nor Fine Gael - not because I disagree with their visions, but for their respective vacuity in that department. So there you go: I don't plan to vote for anybody on Thursday, because of exams, but if I do, I'll be spoiling it.
How's that for maturity?
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