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Originally Posted by accyman
not as worrying that camerons lot will probably win the next election which will lead to even more suffering for most as they systamaticly shut down the NHS and cut benefits from the poor who can barely manage already
i guarentee you not one of their so called tough decisons they claim they will need to make to get britain back on its feet will effect the well off but will soley target the already poorer folk in society, its what they do infact anyone whoi is on any kind of benefit liek working tax credits, incapacity,disablity, income support or relys on medical treatment from teh NHS would be insane to vote tory because it would be teh equivalent of slitting their own throats
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Accyman, the Conservative Party have promised to ring-fence NHS spending, a promise Labour have yet to match. Of course other departments are going to be cut, but we wouldn't have had to make them if Labour hadn't spent the 10 years before the recession spending wastefully and borrowing money. The NHS is close to the Cameron's heart, they have relied on the service, the doctors, the nurses. To suggest that they don't care about it is just plain wrong.
I'm not sure if you saw any clips of the conference. Cameron talked a lot about helping the poorest in society that Labour had forgot. Reducing tax on the poorest. He explained a situation where a single mother who worked, because of the tax system she was getting just 4pence for every extra pound earned. The passion around the conference hall for helping the poorest in society was something that I found quite remarkable.