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TOPIC: The Budget - on course !
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Re:The Budget - on course ! 12 Years, 6 Months ago
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On course? On the road to nowhere!
"After nearly two years in power, the coalition government has to take ownership of the economic mess it has created. There has been virtually no growth over the past 15 months, which stands in direct contrast to the previous 15 months under Labour when, because of monetary and fiscal stimulus, growth was 31 times higher than under George Osborne (3.1 per cent against 0.1 per cent, respectively)."
www.newstatesman.com/economy/2012/03/sec...tax-chancellor-hours
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Re:The Budget - on course ! 12 Years, 6 Months ago
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DJones wrote:
On course? On the road to nowhere!
"After nearly two years in power, the coalition government has to take ownership of the economic mess it has created. There has been virtually no growth over the past 15 months, which stands in direct contrast to the previous 15 months under Labour when, because of monetary and fiscal stimulus, growth was 31 times higher than under George Osborne (3.1 per cent against 0.1 per cent, respectively)."
www.newstatesman.com/economy/2012/03/sec...tax-chancellor-hours
I've just realised what happened to The Teletubbies !
They are all on the loony Labour front bench !
There has been NO GROWTH anywhere in Europe either !!!!
and we are ON COURSE to CLEAR ALL of LABOUR'S DEBT by 2015/16 !
Imaging how life will be when we are entirely debt-free ?
ps .... anyone got a few pennies to spare to help out Greece ?
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Re:The Budget - on course ! 12 Years, 6 Months ago
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Re:The Budget - on course ! 12 Years, 6 Months ago
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IA in Spain wrote:
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2119985...point-lead-poll.html
which ... if my maths is correct .... puts the Coalition 3 points ahead (despite the whining grannies !)
Just as you have to reach a certain level of maturity to have a vote .... should the vote be taken away when you have clearly gone senile ?
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Re:The Budget - on course ! 12 Years, 6 Months ago
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In The Know wrote:
which ... if my maths is correct .... puts the Coalition 3 points ahead (despite the whining grannies !)
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No it doesn't. You are making a huge assumption, that everyone who says that would vote Conservative or Lib Dem would automatically back the coalition. There is nothing in the poll to back up that wild assumption.
A short while back you made the completely incorrect claim that the Conservatives had been fairly consistently ahead of Labour in the polls since the election. I referred you to the site ukpollingreport.co.uk, which provides very non-partisan analysis of the polls. It is excellent at trying to pinpoint what the polls suggest, and also just as importantly what they do not. I suggest you join in in the comments section there, but I think you'd find you were way out of your league.
On the subject of budgets, people make great claims about them, especially governments and opposition parties. In reality they are change little, and are in the main just PR exercises aimed at sending out messages to the press and electorate, whilst actually just shifting a few pennies from here to there and back again. I think it was the chap from Conservative Home who said on the Andrew Marr show who said that, as PR exercises go, this budget was a very amateur job.
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Re:The Budget - on course ! 12 Years, 6 Months ago
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'The Chancellor has also been overtaken by his Labour opposite number Ed Balls on economic trust.'
'But Mr Cameron still leads Mr Miliband on economic trust by 33 to 26.'
Even the stats sound like a load of balls!
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