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Originally Posted by Ken Moss
I can't defend that because you're right and current governments should learn from the past in order to avoid the same mistakes but pointing the finger and saying 'Labour has forced this on us' won't make Osborne's pill any less bitter. Make decisions that are good for today instead of saying that the old landlord has made this necessary. All governments are guilty of saying the same thing but it is very lazy politics when that's the best answer you can come up with. Peter Britcliffe is guilty of the same rhetoric but it reduces credibility when the same party is in control at local, county and national levels.
That's getting off the point. To my mind, George Osborne is simply going about things in too harsh a way and in the wrong directions.
We'll see what today brings.
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Any direction must be better than we were left with, and you have to remember the outgoing Labour government, when it knew it was on its death bed started throw cash about like there was no tomorrow knowing full well what would happen, I wouldn't care but now they have put an utter concom it charge of their fiscal policies,
you couldnt make it up if you tried,