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    Gary my old friend, that was one of the most blinkered postings I've seen you post.

    It's simple economics Gary.

    You can't spend more than you have in income.

    Borrowing is just not the answer.

    Bankers did not make the decisions on public sector employment or debt.

    Labour only had income for £3 out of every £4 spent.

    Straight forward 25% difference which they had to borrow.

    £176billion structural debt. That is without hidden PFI debt.

    As they are now apologising for the decisions of the Brown economy , perhaps Labour supporters should catch on.

    The only difference in debt policy now is the speed of repayment.

    Conservatives believe it should be done sooner rather than later.

    Labour believe the paydown should be slower, therefore the debt pain lasts longer.

    That now is the only debate between the two.

    How you do it & how long it takes.

    That was the gist of a conversation I had with the Labour Shadow Local Government Minister two weeks ago.

    Watty

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