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July 31, 2008
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It is all very well finding this jolly but we must make sure this does not degrade into how we started losing in the 90s.
Miliband made assorted statements which, due to the publicity, a lot of people will have read and assimilated to some extent, and just because they are silly, they should not be ignored.
He said Cameron intended to cut taxes - you get Miliband's drift.
He said Cameron had no policy other than decontamination within a week of Labour adopting two Tory policies.
He said Labour stand for transferring power from the few to the many (didn't mention the poor). I suspect this is an attempt to steal more Tory clothes because Labour stands for the few in government (local and national) having power over the many and he must have seen the advantages of the Tory ideas of people having the power to choose sevices instead of been told what they can have.
In the 90s Labour, Lib/Dems and the BBC got away with painting the Tories as nasty etc because nobody could be bothered to pick up these sort of statements - and there will be lots more to come.
Posted by: David Sergeant | July 31, 2008 at 06:30 PM