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Taxes Paulb should be the last thing to go up when dealing with Labour economic incompetence, as we are already overtaxed. Before all that every penny of savings must be squeezed out of public sector, efficiency savings yes but also the cancellation of expensive projects, and what is more, a reduction in the size of tthe State and what it actually does. The State is bloated and must be cut back and forms a burden and brake to the economy. Yes there will be job cuts in the public sector, a lot of them, mostly I hope through natural wastage.
Cable is overrated, he did not anticipate the crisis and no-one can find any quote of his to indicate that. The man has never run anything and has had the luxury of not having his half baked ideas scrutinised properly because he will never have the opportunity to enact them. The BBC and Guardian love him simply because Labour have so obviously screwed up and they have only him on the left to 'big-up'.
He has a damned cheek attacking these business leaders the way he is, an act of desperation. These are successful people who know what they are doing and should be listened to. A lot of people depend on the employment they provide. It does not take a genuis to see that taxing jobs, increasing the costs of employing someone, during a recession will lose jobs. Darling has admitted it and we now know only raised NI under pressure from Brown and Balls.
You are totally wrong is what you say about Cameron - you really should listen more closely PaulB. Read my blog and you will see what he said. It is the public sector fat cats he is referring to, not business leaders. What these people in the private sector get paid is no business of Government. You have fallen into the silly trap of old Labour politics of envy and that shows why labour will go down to a crashing defeat.