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Originally Posted by joeysteele
Well for me, we have a PM of the largest party in the coalition,that has misled and lied to the voters as to his real intentions from what he promised them he would and wouldn't do in 2010.
We have a Deputy PM, the leader of the other party in the coalition that not only misled and lied to the voters but totally kicked them in the teeth for their trust and support.
One thing Ed Miliband has not been shown to do is lie to the voters as to his intentions in govt:
So even just on that basis for me,before looking at anything else, these 2 deserve to go and he deserves the chance to prove himself, just as they had the chance and then betrayed that chance,even going as far as to abusing the power they got along the way too.
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With respect, Joey, he was a part of the Treasury that oversaw the dismantling of our economy, world recession or not. The whole dismal episode was handled
appallingly by Labour, and now we're to trust this man and Ed Balls - who was also in the Treasury - with our economy that's just starting to struggle back to its feet? And furthermore, Ed Miliband shafted his brother to get the job. I think Labour would be in a much stronger position with David Miliband at the helm instead of Ed, who frankly looks like Cain. We'll see...