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Well I don't thing Ed has been totally honest. He hasn't said Labour led a debt bubble economy. The debt the guv of BoE says will take us a generation to pay off. Lord Myners, the Labour city minister was honest he said it was not progressive to rack up huge debts.Originally posted by Ignis Fatuus View PostNo, it isn't. Nor any of the others. Ed Miliband has been honest, so perhaps a certain optimism is called for. Or will the job be bigger than the boy, and he be corrupted?
Ed is pretending that we can pay of the debt at our pace. The only trouble with that is that the more debt we amass the higher our interest payments and the more debt we will amass.
Still I must admit I prefer Ed to the rest of the candidates apart from his brother David.
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That was a nice bit of comedy. Andrew Neil never fails to entertain.
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No, it isn't. Nor any of the others. Ed Miliband has been honest, so perhaps a certain optimism is called for. Or will the job be bigger than the boy, and he be corrupted?Originally posted by Green Mango View PostIt's not often that you hear a Labour mp being honest. Let face it they did do plenty of "Wicked and Malicious" things.
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Couldn't happen to a more "wicked and malicious" bitch IMHO!!!
Come on Hazel.................let's hear your excuses!!!
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Yeah, she got caught red handed telling the truth.Originally posted by Green Mango View PostIt's not often that you hear a Labour mp being honest. Let face it they did do plenty of "Wicked and Malicious" things.
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It's not often that you hear a Labour mp being honest. Let face it they did do plenty of "Wicked and Malicious" things.Originally posted by gricerboy View Post
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'Wicked and malicious' Hazel Blears
The red headed troll has been caught red handed lying.
Let's see if she has the 'balls' to take up Andrew Neil on his invite.
BTW, has she lost weight or just had a make over/face lift?Tags: None
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