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That's an interesting point, Howard. I was wondering who the 500.000 public sector employees who are going to be laid off would normally have voted for. Assuming they won't vote for the Tories and LibDems now, and that Labour, now redefining its policies, would not propose re-employing 500.000 civil servants, they, and many others afected by the spending cuts, could turn to other parties.
Somehow the Libdem didn't manage to cash in on following up employment opportunities in France and Spain (or Holand and Germany, if you like) for the populace, and this just about takes all their steam out of them! At the end of the day, everything revolved around the sole British employment market, which would be a shame if one had believed in yellow policies, which were somewhat identicle to Labour's.
But I had thought that Mr. Cable's recent haranguing of the bank directors over their non-lending scheme was a last attempt to attract public support.