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Originally Posted by Gary L
Well he's done nearly 3 years now, and he's got 2 left.
how much as he reduced the debt by, and how much more is he going to reduce it by 'if' he manages to stay in for the other 2 years?
pretend that he was in for another 5 years after this. no doubt he'd still be blaming labour for everything even though he's just had 5 years to reduce the debt.
how much as he reduced it by so far again?
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The present government is very limited in what they can actually do simply because people like you won't give up the freebies handed out by Blair/Brown .Most of the changes won't show any appreciable difference for a few years yet ,much the same as when Thatcher was in charge .Her policies introduced when she took power didn't take effect untill well into her second term .Equally policies used by previous governments take a long time to get rid of .It's a very short sighted and naive view to think that major change in society and economical revival can take place overnight in political terms .
The main objective for any government coming into office is to survive the next election.Many have already said when Cameron got to power that he will never win the next election because the decisions he has to take for this countries economic survival will be so unpopular labour will return What most ,like you ,don't realise is that if Labour do get back in power the NHS reforms,welfare reforms, etc will not be repealed because labour will have to continue the cuts