Don’t get complacent, Labour
By Emma.
Three polls came out yesterday showing Labour 10-11 points ahead in the polls. The Tories are as low in the polls as they have been since the formation of the coalition government. The government’s credibility is in free-fall. For the first time in one of those polls, Osborne and Balls are neck-and neck for who could best manage the economy. Meanwhile the budget debates stumble on, each week seemingly bringing a new issue arising from it. First it was grannies, then pasties and now charities.
Tags: David Cameron, Labour, tories
Friday, April 20th 2012 at 09:51
Labour or Conservative? Big business wins and people lose either way.
The labour party are no longer working for the good of the large majority of working people – they are now similar in terms of background, education etc to those people in the conservative party and not of the people they ought to represent. They actually represent the middle class – where they think the votes are – hence all their policies are wishy-washy and of no real consequence. It turns my stomach to see what has happened to the party and the weasely people in it. I now vote Green as I see them the only serious party with an agenda of putting people and their well-being first.