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Originally Posted by heero_yuy
Assuming that just because the current strategy is not producing masses of growth in an environment where the (western) world economy is bumping along the bottom, that there is somehow a magical plan B that puts the UK to rights is just wishful thinking IMO. |
I think you've just summed up Balls' 'strategy' without realising it..
Watched Andrew Neil giving David Willetts a very hard time re the economy at lunchtime. Of course the obligatory Labour attendee happily joined in the attack until Neil turned on her and repeatedly exposed her total unwillingness/inability to explain what her party would do. I think that just about sums up the opposition's credibility when it comes to 'Plan B'. All I ever hear from them is their plans for spending the proceeds of a bankers tax - cash they seem to have 'spent' more than once...