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Darling's big gamble 9:49pm on 24 Nov 2008 #56 Eatonrifle

You still haven't answered the question, which seems to be a trait of Labour supporters (just listen to the PM at PMQs)!

The question was; when was the last outgoing Labour govt that left the economy in a healthy state? Asking me a question isn't the same as answering a question! It's a fair question too!
Darling's big gamble 9:10pm on 24 Nov 2008 #41 Eatonrifle

I take your point but I fear you deliberately missed mine. What I meant was, when was the last time an outgoing Labour govt left the economy in a healthy state?
Darling's big gamble 7:50pm on 24 Nov 2008 #5

I beg to differ. The last tory govt left the economy in an extremely healthy state, which this Labour govt has abused and squandered. Name the last Labour govt which left the economy in a healthy state? Go on, name it. You'll be going back a long, long time. I appreciate that, for a Labour supporter, this must be a hard pill to swallow, but in the last 11 years your beloved party has absolutely bust this country for at least 2 decades. I say 'bust', but there's a more appropriate word to use which wouldn't get past the moderators.
Darling's big gamble 6:14pm on 24 Nov 2008 Hey, let's all gamble with several billion pounds. While we're at it, why not put £10 billion on the 2.30 at Doncaster? It's only the nation's money that's all. Tell you what, the crown jewels are worth a bob or two - let's pawn them for £5 billion (they're only part of Britain's heritage after all). Finally, sell the people! That's it, kill everyone and sell off the body parts - that'll work.

Absolutely astonishing - I'd be hung up by the you-know-whats by the missus if I gambled as much as £30, yet this govt is risking to ruin the nation on a punt. This is appalling. Even if you're a core Labour voter - surely you must be able to see the madness and desperation in this.
Challenging the Budget 11:05pm on 20 Nov 2008 #101

Oh come on, there's nothing wrong with it! Put it up for goodness sake!
Challenging the Budget 9:58pm on 20 Nov 2008 #92 CEH

Hello Charles

I've been a natural tory supporter for years, that is until I started to read your blogging comments. The scales have fallen from my eyes and I now realize two things:

1) The tories are maniacal serial killers who eat children and worship Satan. As well as slaughtering innocent people, they also denounce goodness and like to torture fluffy animals.

2) The labour party, on the other hand, are so perfect as to be above scrutiny. As well as creating a glorious utopia where people never die, never experience pain and live off milk and honey, they also sign autographs for God and their faeces smells of French perfume.

Thank you Charles, for all you've done for us pitiful tories. We don't deserve you and we don't deserve Labour. Seriously, we don't deserve Labour.
Challenging the Budget 3:16pm on 20 Nov 2008 News Flash! The tories aren't in power! Repeat, the tories AREN'T in power! This is an attempt to spike their guns before they rip to shreds next week's pre-budget report. Bias bias bias.
PMQs row over Baby P 9:58pm on 12 Nov 2008 #102

Sagamix

I agree with you - Cameron desperately wants to become Prime Minister. It's because he desperately wants to improve this country. For all your cynicism, today he got his way - the govt buckled and Balls announced there would be an independant enquiry. Are you able to imagine that a person might want to to change things for the better? And that person might become an MP? And that person might become leader of the opposition? And that one day they might be the PM - and STILL want to improve things? We live in hope. I accept you may be proven right in years to come, but for now Cameron has my vote.
PMQs row over Baby P 8:51pm on 12 Nov 2008 Why are you, the BBC news team, so scared of Alastair Campbell? Are you intimidated by his physical presence? For pity's sake grow some backbone and stand up to him. Here's an wacky idea; go and do some journalism, uncover as many facts as possible and then present your findings as objectively as possible. It may not be very nice for the government, but without the truth how can the country improve?
PMQs row over Baby P 8:43pm on 12 Nov 2008 #57

Sir, you would be hilarious in a zoo or in a circus clown routine, but the fact that you are out there, sharing my world, is frankly disturbing.

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