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What have the Tories (or any party) done for the country is a very different question to what have they done for me, my family, street, town, area, county.
Same is true of what will the Tories (or any party) do for me, my family, street, town, area, county or country. If it's true that finances follow policy by some years then we are still working through Labour's policies even now. If Labour get in and things get better they'll claim the credit, spend the money and return us to national poverty in time for the next election. |
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Some folks are still 'labouring' (pun intentional) under the delusion that things would have been better had Brown carried on where he left off in 2010... :rofl: |
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Still the Bankers who created the economic down turn in the first instance with their greed are paying out lovely bonuses again...
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I watched a programme tonight on the plight of ONE town in the North East, and the people that depend on Foodbanks. And the plight of heavy debt.
This has been caused by the cruel cuts made by Cameron. Osborne has already said that he plans 70 millions pounds of cuts IF they get into power. How can voters, vote for a person like that. The money that he plans to save, where is that going. Probably into the pockets of bankers and MPs who say that they are worth more than the 11% pay rise they want What we have to realise is this country is run by the workers, who produce goods to sell, or care for the elderly. You need money to survive. The UK is a rich country, and the only people that make money, are the employers who take on cheap labour - and ,make a huge profit. Mu vote is going to Labour - l want to get rid of a cruel government, who want to make the poorer |
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Also read on the Daily Fail that if it IS a hung parliament again then the present government (election results and retirements notwithstanding) will remain in power until a new government is able to be formed. So you may end up with another few weeks of Cameron after the election if Labour are in the position of forming a coalition Arthur. |
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I have loads of friends that have suffered badly by this government. When l go shopping, and see FoodBanks volunteers in supermarkets asking for food. To feed the people that are struggling to make ends meets. It angers me that we should not be in this position.
What the coalition are doing is basically hitting the poor. and they are even gloating about it. And yet, are delighted in giving millions in overseas aid Cameron is following in Thatchers footsteps, and that bringing out anything that hits the poor and that isn't right At least she was forced to resign. Trouble is Cameron is proceeding the damage with his mate Osborne. |
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It's a great shame the Muppet Show doesn't exist anymore - I can think of a few contenders for new characters.
One of them is some negative guy who moans about everything and always votes Labour no matter what damage they do to the country... :D |
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It is unfortunate that people are having to resort to foodbanks but I think Labour voters would be best served to remember that they were in use before the 2010 election and that was down to LABOUR policies, Labour tax and spend and borrow policies. Moan about Cameron not hitting the bankers with levies, what levy did Brown and Darling put on bankers? I used to be a proud Labour voter, and whilst I cannot stand Cameron on a personal level I trust in Cameron and Osborne to deliver Britain through the recovery of Britain more than Balls and Miliband. Unfortunately, I have a horrible feeling that in 3 months time I will be just as bitterly disappointed as I was last September when Scotland voted no to independence.
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'Budget bounce' takes Tories ahead of Labour with three-point poll lead.
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...s-in-the-polls |
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Meanwhile at hypocrisy HQ Ed "Two Kitchens" Miliband's misery goes on:
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No wonder they wanted to keep this secret.:rolleyes: |
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