So the deficit increased then George.

[applelover]

Yesterday's disappointing 4G sale means that George Osbourne's sneaky tactic of including the projected sales forecast to hide the abject failure of his economic policy has failed.

Should he be sacked?

 

[Napster]

Not really. Next.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Yesterday's disappointing 4G sale means that George Osbourne's sneaky tactic of including the projected sales forecast to hide the abject failure of his economic policy has failed.

Should he be sacked?

Now you know why Balls looked so uncomfortable at PMQT.Basically George pulled a fast one.

 

[superblue24]

Yesterday's disappointing 4G sale means that George Osbourne's sneaky tactic of including the projected sales forecast to hide the abject failure of his economic policy has failed.

Should he be sacked?

*yawn*.....More sniping.

Wouldn't be so boring if Labour hadn't of been the party who put us in this mess in the first place.....That getting boring to hear by now? No more boring than this usual drivel I have to read on a weekly basis.....

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

*yawn*.....More sniping.

Wouldn't be so boring if Labour hadn't of been the party who put us in this mess in the first place.....That getting boring to hear by now? No more boring than this usual drivel I have to read on a weekly basis.....

You're just going to have to put up with it until 2015.:winking:

 

[Benfleet A1]

You're just going to have to put up with it until 2015.:winking:

And then the light will return us from these dark times under the Tories. All hail the good times that Labour will bring the country.

Can't wait :'(

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

And then the light will return us from these dark times under the Tories. All hail the good times that Labour will bring the country.

Can't wait :'(

Who knows maybe UKIP will win a seat? Doubt it though.

 

[superblue24]

You're just going to have to put up with it until 2015.:winking:

I'd be scared if you had an electable leader.....

 

[applelover]

Not really. Next.

Should there be consequences for failure?

 

[superblue24]

Should there be consequences for failure?

Ask Barna. He thinks the consequences for Labours' miserable failure should be for them to be voted in again.....

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

I'd be scared if you had an electable leader.....

Dunno about "you" (it's been quite some time since I was a Labour Party member) but the Labour Party most certainly has an electable leader-the next Prime-Minister-Ed Miliband.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

Dunno about "you" (it's been quite some time since I was a Labour Party member) but the Labour Party most certainly has an electable leader-the next Prime-Minister-Ed Miliband.

The country is already on its knees, Ed will ensure that we get a bullet in the head to match.

 

[Smudger]

Dunno about "you" (it's been quite some time since I was a Labour Party member) but the Labour Party most certainly has an electable leader-the next Prime-Minister-Ed Miliband.

Yes, he would be an incredible world statesman :unsure:

 

[C'mon you Shrimpers]

TBH I'm not surprised. To turn round the New Lab tanker heading for the rocks was always going to be a 5-10 year job. The problem he has with the British public IMHO is he looks a bit of a prat and has a rather squeaky voice which of course means he must be incompetent. I shudder at the thought of Ed f ucking Balls getting anywhere near my Tax dollar.

 

[superblue24]

Dunno about "you" (it's been quite some time since I was a Labour Party member) but the Labour Party most certainly has an electable leader-the next Prime-Minister-Ed Miliband.

Hmmm, see my poll from a few weeks back.....People would rather see Farage in power before Millibund...

Whilst I'm certain "die hard" Labour fans will blindly put a cross in his box, I think he might have a harder time convincing the "floating" majority out there. His speech last week was about as rousing as listening to my washing machine.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Hmmm, see my poll from a few weeks back.....People would rather see Farage in power before Millibund...

Whilst I'm certain "die hard" Labour fans will blindly put a cross in his box, I think he might have a harder time convincing the "floating" majority out there. His speech last week was about as rousing as listening to my washing machine.

The last official poll I saw a week ago gave Labour a 12 point lead.

It will be interesting to see Boy George defend his tweaked budget forecast figures in the commons next week.

 

[superblue24]

The last official poll I saw a week ago gave Labour a 12 point lead.

It will be interesting to see Boy George defend his tweaked budget forecast figures in the commons next week.

I don't remember voting on that.

 

[Neil_F]

The last official poll I saw a week ago gave Labour a 12 point lead.

And Cameron is consistently 10 points ahead of Miliband on who would make the best PM. On the decisive leader and makes difficult decision questions he is usually 25 points ahead.

Mid-term polls are entirely meaningless, but if you are going to quote them I would suggest you don't cherry pick the poll that aligns with your bizarre worship of all things Miliband.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

I don't remember voting on that.

Ha! You'll get your chance to vote (along with everyone else ) in 2015.

 

[superblue24]

Ha! You'll get your chance to vote (along with everyone else ) in 2015.

Hmm, I smell a rat on these so called "polls"