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  There are many missing floor-tiles in the Government's path to recovery, Labour may know how to take advantage of this.
  The absence of growth and innovative planning in the UK economy is something the two coalition parties may have to pay for dearly at a GE.
  
  If they continue making life unnecessarily hard for the masses, suffocating all desires for tangible employment, ignoring the private debt issue of so many people forced onto shark loans because banks won't give them a loan, and don't address the "rich getting richer" factor, to name a few, then the Government stands a relevant chance of losing support and credibility big-time.
  
  The last council elections a few weeks ago proved this.
  
  They can't just go on protecting share and bond markets through non-stop quantitative easing while ignoring the plight of the masses.
  Real economy means productive employment in the UK, it's not going to help just standing up and shouting at Greece not to default or not to leave the euro.
  
  At this point the Gov. UK has to do something worthy of note at home, and stop pounding us with the woes of a Greek, or Spanish or Italian bailout. If they will not or cannot, they will lose support to the extent of being voted out.

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