[theo_luddite]

Can't say I like Corbyn much myself, think he has woefully under-performed as a leader given the incompetence of the clowns in charge for the last (how long?) thick end of 10 years. That said, the Tory press would rather throw a Labour leader under the bus than one of their own and always will.

As much as I don't like Corbyn, I can't stand Johnson, nor can I understand those that do. You point out everything he did to squander money as mayor of London - "I don't live in London, nothing to do with me". He gets quizzed on years of Tory cuts and austerity. " I wasn't Prime Minister, nothing to do with me".

We've 3 Labour MP's in Wolverhampton, yes the town and now city of the "Rivers of Blood". One's on a very blunt knife edge, one's comfortable, the other should be a shoe-in. Except, 2/3rds of the numpties round here voted Leave. The other 1/3rd of numpties round here voted the same way as me. That tells me the Brexit party is more likely to split the Labour Vote than the Tory vote. Previously, the minorities in all the seats put together wouldn't have won a seat between them. Hell, most don't even get their deposits back.

So given that, oh and the only other options in my constiuency are Lib-Dem - they car crashed out as soon as someone was silly enough let them into a TV, debate, only 2000 votes last time, The Greens, keep hugging the trees folks, just into 3 figures last time, , and The divisive Brexshiteers , weren't around last time.

Hell, as much as I don't think any sitting MP should be allowed anywhere near a ballot paper with their own name on, the other options are an even bigger waste of space (trying to keep it polite, as a certain Prince allegedly said).

If nobody votes, do they all go home or do we have to put up with the same crap from the same idiots in charge of something not one of them received a vote for?