Response to the Budget

My most sincere apologies for letting this blogg go unattended for such a prolonged period of time. I made a rare trip to the constituency in Somerset this week; not to do any campaigning (I am not allowed to speak to ordinary people as it tends to upset them) but instead to stock up on cider before the Chancellor hiked up the price. Of course, I would never consume cider myself, but it serves as a decent pay-off for the gardener. After he has finished the lawn, not before!

This brings us on the the budget. You will undoubtedly be surprised to hear that in fact, I was rather pleased with what the Chancellor said.

Fellow Tories posing as the Labour elite.  Most ingenious pretending to play for the other team!

You must now be asking why on earth would the most Tory candidate of all Tory candidates approve of a ghastly Lefty Labour budget. Naturally, the egregious Darling was still putting off the inevitable, avoiding making the cuts we so desperately need.

Therein lies my contentment. Labour has shirked from its responsibility to slash spending and services which means it will, as always, be left to the incoming Tory Government. Imagine how delighted I am to know it will also herald my first entry into Parliament! I can assure personally that Tory cuts will be much more severe and ruthless than Labour would ever dream of.

Labour need to learn that running the economy has nothing to do with providing services and encouraging debt, the budget is a tool with which we roll back the state, cut taxes and most importantly of all reduce debt immediately.

Lefties never learn.

Tags: budget, Darling, deficit, economy, recession, services