Its the economy stupid.
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Its the economy stupid.
The overall result of todays election is............"don't like any of them, but if it came to a push, i'll stick with what we've got". Milliband didn't do enough to make me want a change.
A victory for substance over style.
As always, trust the voter.
(thats my analysis)
A victory for substance over style.
As always, trust the voter.
(thats my analysis)
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Who cares about the markets??? People care about jobs, their friends and family.
The other lesson is, Nicola Sturgeon, hugely impressive person.
The other lesson is, Nicola Sturgeon, hugely impressive person.
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and as for sturgeon, shes only managed to play into conservative hands, if she was serious about getting tories out at all costs she would have told all her MP's to join labour lol
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sorry that is simply wrong
Productivity drives the economy - and nothing the Tories have done addresses that
masked behind all the hullabaloo and self serving backslapping of our economic miracle
is the basic fact that our productivity, as a nation is appalling, compared to virtually every other western country
industrial output is falling, manufacturing and exports are falling
sure we have a short term boost for "the markets", the cynical manipulation of the housing market and the billions handed to people by PPI claims and selling off national assets
but that won't last long unless the underlying structural problems are dealt with
but simply basing recovery on asset price inflation is sooo tempting because it is easy
unfortunately the gains are often illusory
the bills are eventually paid by productivity
sorry but that is simple economics 101
Productivity drives the economy - and nothing the Tories have done addresses that
masked behind all the hullabaloo and self serving backslapping of our economic miracle
is the basic fact that our productivity, as a nation is appalling, compared to virtually every other western country
industrial output is falling, manufacturing and exports are falling
sure we have a short term boost for "the markets", the cynical manipulation of the housing market and the billions handed to people by PPI claims and selling off national assets
but that won't last long unless the underlying structural problems are dealt with
but simply basing recovery on asset price inflation is sooo tempting because it is easy
unfortunately the gains are often illusory
the bills are eventually paid by productivity
sorry but that is simple economics 101
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sorry that is simply wrong
Productivity drives the economy - and nothing the Tories have done addresses that
masked behind all the hullabaloo and self serving backslapping of our economic miracle
is the basic fact that our productivity, as a nation is appalling, compared to virtually every other western country
industrial output is falling, manufacturing and exports are falling
sure we have a short term boost for "the markets", the cynical manipulation of the housing market and the billions handed to people by PPI claims and selling off national assets
but that won't last long unless the underlying structural problems are dealt with
but simply basing recovery on asset price inflation is sooo tempting because it is easy
unfortunately the gains are often illusory
the bills are eventually paid by productivity
sorry but that is simple economics 101
Productivity drives the economy - and nothing the Tories have done addresses that
masked behind all the hullabaloo and self serving backslapping of our economic miracle
is the basic fact that our productivity, as a nation is appalling, compared to virtually every other western country
industrial output is falling, manufacturing and exports are falling
sure we have a short term boost for "the markets", the cynical manipulation of the housing market and the billions handed to people by PPI claims and selling off national assets
but that won't last long unless the underlying structural problems are dealt with
but simply basing recovery on asset price inflation is sooo tempting because it is easy
unfortunately the gains are often illusory
the bills are eventually paid by productivity
sorry but that is simple economics 101
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Errrrrrrrrr, could they be shift workers?
Our polling station had surges around 8.30 am, (mums taking kids to school), then 2pm (6-2), and 6pm, (Folk home from work, had their cuppa).
There are reasons for the patterns, just as their are reasons why some folk might not be fully dressed.
Our polling station had surges around 8.30 am, (mums taking kids to school), then 2pm (6-2), and 6pm, (Folk home from work, had their cuppa).
There are reasons for the patterns, just as their are reasons why some folk might not be fully dressed.
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