Given the poor performance of the ConDems, would you still vote for them?

Dream-Maker

New member
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/gavinhewitt/2011/02/libyan_evacuation_scramble.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12574757

VAT up.... AGAIN!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12575697

Their mates ... the Bankers... laugh at us over their pimms truffles lobster and champagne

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12575697

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12567988

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-12566122

OUR pensions, cut to one third of the value!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12568976

One leader cameron is in the Middle East selling ARMS.... yep, you heard it, and the other... leggy has buzzed off on a jolly away from our shores... oh.... at our expense of course.

Hague was always vague and a liar with his "14 pints at uni"
So his control of the foreign affairs is predictable... a joke.

10,000 fewer police.... can you believe it?

trying to sell off our forests and National Parks

cutting back on our defence

wanting to privatise the prison service.... read the papers today!

Our people are STILL stuck out there in the desert and in towns full of rampaging meranaries, whilst Nero fiddles.

Blair has his critics, but at least he was decisive and led from the front.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financetopics/recession/5836719/Record-UK-unemployment-figures-will-get-worse-warn-economists.html

that was in the Torygraph

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/unemployment-and-employment-statistics

this isn't explainable is it?

Commenting on the latest statistics, John Philpott, Chief Economic Adviser at the CIPD, said:

"Although the latest labour market data are in line with expectations, further evidence of fewer people in work, higher unemployment and more people becoming economically inactive is a clear sign that the jobs situation was continuing to weaken toward the end of 2010, well before the impact of the coalition government’s spending cuts and tax rises start to take full effect.


"A weakening jobs market, muted economic growth, ultra-tight fiscal policy, plus well above target price inflation and the greater prospect of an interest rate hike sometime later this year provide all the ingredients for a ‘perfect storm’ to hit the UK ec
to hit the UK economy. No wonder Bank of England Governor Mervyn King struck a sombre note today when downgrading the Bank’s near term forecast for economic growth, while also keeping us guessing on whether the Monetary Policy Committee will hike interest rates anytime soon. As he faces into this gathering storm, the Chancellor must plan next month’s budget. It will be crucial for the job market that he succeeds in delivering the planned ‘budget for growth’ at a time of great austerity. If he finds this an impossible task, he may yet have to reach for a fiscal ‘Plan B’."

Pre ConDems the country was being led


Now, the countries workforce... not the bankers and those in cushy little numbers, are being led up the garden path
 
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