I wouldn't let the antics of VGC sway your position on these sort of things.

I utterly abhor partisan politics so I'm not gonna say what party should or shouldn't win. But that statement you make is pretty incredulous in any real sense. The Conservative party is fundamentally incapable of having a policy agenda that is left of Labour, hence the relative ideological colour of the respective leaders is largely irrelevant (the PM has a measure of influence over the ideological direction of policy, but policy is set by a much broader crosss section of the party which would tend to drag the leader's personal prefereneces more towards the party's centre which means left-ish for Labour and right-ish for the Conservatives). It's also likely that Cameron is only left of Brown up to election day. After election day (assuming the Conservatives get the majority) Cameron's colours will probably turn a distinct shade of blue. Remember GWB's compassionate conservatism, what happened to that?

Anyway Conservative / Labour doesn't really matter. None of the parties have a clue about how to fix the important problems because the major socio-economic problems are global in nature but each country is trying to sort the global shit out imagining that putting in place national solutions will do the trick.

Oh yeah, polling on XBL (or any other console online service) isn't anonymous, so while this poll is pretty harmless just remember that you are / can be watched if you start answering polls of a different nature.

Noo idea, all I know is I hate Cameron's face so I'm not voting for him. I swear he's had botox ....

Conservatives for change, wtf? Have you been getting drunk with Kantor and wearing Kantie-panties out to town?

Believe me- in a country as socialist in England, the Conservatives are change.

Which is a little backwards, given their name, but there you go. Of course, the current Conservative Party bears about as much resemblance to the Old Tories as Bush Jr. to Abraham Lincoln.