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Why It Makes Sense To Vote Tory, And Keep High Spending Labour Out.
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Labour and Tory are like two "twins" from a rich family. Labour are the rich twin who throws money around, gives it away for no reason, spends recklessly, and finishes up nearly bankrupting the family. Tory is the "boring" twin who has to come in after Labour have had their spending spree and try to sort out the financial mess. The Tory twin has to tighten the...
08:38 Thu 11th Sep 2014
Excuse me? What the ....?
//It says the lavish spending plans announced by Labour in the 2007 Comprehensive Spending Review were adhered to despite the onset of the banking crisis, which was heralded by the collapse of Northern Rock in 2007 and the subsequent failure of Lehman Brothers in //
Whose fault was the banking crisis? Not Labour's. I wouldn't have expected anything else from the Daily Mail, anyway. I have to go to work now, so won't be around to see how this develops, but I hope there will be people on the same side as me.
//It says the lavish spending plans announced by Labour in the 2007 Comprehensive Spending Review were adhered to despite the onset of the banking crisis, which was heralded by the collapse of Northern Rock in 2007 and the subsequent failure of Lehman Brothers in //
Whose fault was the banking crisis? Not Labour's. I wouldn't have expected anything else from the Daily Mail, anyway. I have to go to work now, so won't be around to see how this develops, but I hope there will be people on the same side as me.
Labour and Tory are like two "twins" from a rich family.
Labour are the rich twin who throws money around, gives it away for no reason, spends recklessly, and finishes up nearly bankrupting the family.
Tory is the "boring" twin who has to come in after Labour have had their spending spree and try to sort out the financial mess.
The Tory twin has to tighten the family's belt, reduce the extravagant spending, and try to get the families finances back on track.
The "hangers on" love Labour because, like people freeloading at a party, they can sit on their backsides all day, do nothing, and get someone else to spend money on them.
They hate Tory because they take away all their free "goodies" and try to make them work and contribute to the families well being.
It has always been the case, Labour bankrupt the country, Tory has to rescue the country from Labours mess.
Those of us who care about the "country", and not just being given free money all the time, will always vote Tory.
It is the only safe way.
Labour are the rich twin who throws money around, gives it away for no reason, spends recklessly, and finishes up nearly bankrupting the family.
Tory is the "boring" twin who has to come in after Labour have had their spending spree and try to sort out the financial mess.
The Tory twin has to tighten the family's belt, reduce the extravagant spending, and try to get the families finances back on track.
The "hangers on" love Labour because, like people freeloading at a party, they can sit on their backsides all day, do nothing, and get someone else to spend money on them.
They hate Tory because they take away all their free "goodies" and try to make them work and contribute to the families well being.
It has always been the case, Labour bankrupt the country, Tory has to rescue the country from Labours mess.
Those of us who care about the "country", and not just being given free money all the time, will always vote Tory.
It is the only safe way.
@ failedagain, 0916 (great name for a Labour Supporter btw)
///So you've given up any pretence of asking questions here, rather than party-political flag-waving?///
I read most threads on here and I can't recall you saying that to the deluded Labour Flagwavers in our midst, mikey for instance never stops, different strokes for different folks is it?
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