We have to finish the job according to Cameron.
I'd quite like for them to do that. Problem is I wonder how interest rates repricing to their natural levels, and flagging economic performance in China and the US (its own recovery is no less driven by QE-financed debt and, up to now, shale gas/oil) are going to allow for that. Not to mention the £5bn or so to come from unspecified "tax avoidance". I guess it's not as bad as Labour's £7.5bn or the LDs' £12bn, but it's still a highly tenuous figure and they know it. Although I am not fond of any of them, I think the Tories are likely to do a better job than the other two, come what may.
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So, what you really meant was, get some online gambling shares in your portfolio ?Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostHow did the Tories "fix" the broken economy left by Blair and Brown? You know, the New Labour economy built on debt and more debt?
Britons take on debt at fastest pace since 2008 - Telegraph
Britons struggling with debt burden | Daily Mail Online
Drowning in debt: 70% of Britons are now in the red as increasing numbers turn to gambling in bid to solve their problems | Daily Mail Online
Why Britons are so deep in debt
Ah, they "fixed" the economy the same way Blair and co did.....
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Booming Britain
How did the Tories "fix" the broken economy left by Blair and Brown? You know, the New Labour economy built on debt and more debt?
Britons take on debt at fastest pace since 2008 - Telegraph
Britons struggling with debt burden | Daily Mail Online
Drowning in debt: 70% of Britons are now in the red as increasing numbers turn to gambling in bid to solve their problems | Daily Mail Online
Why Britons are so deep in debt
Ah, they "fixed" the economy the same way Blair and co did.....Tags: None
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