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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
With the possible exception of UKIP none of the major parties come even close to having costed plans.
Tories definitely fell on their backside finding £8 billion down the back of the sofa for the NHS for example.
It's actually been an abysmal campaign by Tories and Labour, the Lib Dems largely anonymous, UKIP a shambles. The SNP's campaign has been 'okay' but compared to the competition has looked excellent.
This is actually the most dire election I can remember in terms of campaign, issues, policies.
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And yet the consequences of not returning a Conservative Government will be economically ruinous.
If the public don't wake up soon to the fact that we are not going to be able to spend our way out of this, the thought of emigrating from this country will suddenly become very appealing.
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Originally Posted by martyh
More unworkable rubbish from Labour
http://news.sky.com/story/1472278/la...eneration-rent
Housing in this country is a mess and the last we need is a Labour government stifling the market with unworkable legislation ,far better to announce a plan to build more social housing |
Quite right. A freeze on rents for three years will just encourage landlords to start the rent at a much higher rate than otherwise it would have been.
If Labour go on to control rents, it will simply make it uneconomic to buy to rent, and that will mean there will be less properties available for renting. And guess what, that will put up rents.
Crazy, crazy Labour, they really have no idea at all.
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Originally Posted by Damien
Just delayed maybe. Ed Miliband is the one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse.
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So he even fails to deliver what is prophesied!