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BarryW & PaulW.
No, my last post was not blinkered, if you both put aside all your figures and quotes and pure political jargon and read my post again, you will see it was in response to Barry's reply to Marek's #9, post.
The ordinary person, were swayed away from Labour in the last election, many 18/20 year olds, because of Labours inapt way of dealing with the expense's scandal and bankers bonus's, coupled with the promises, made, at that time, by the Tories and the Liberals. Thousands of voters are not interested in day to day politics and only interested in its effects. Whether you are right or wrong about who is to blame for these scathing cuts, those same people will only remember who are implementing them. As I said in my post, regardless of fault, people will notice that it is the poor, elderly, sick and unemployed that are bearing the brunt of these cuts.