He who has not sinned can cast the first stone

[griff]

I’ll just say this. ALL political parties have problems but some more than others. But if Labour take up the reins of power in a couple of years time they are in the mire from day one because of the financial train crash that the Tories are causing.

[_Stefan_Kuntz]

Frank, you are already prosecuting Labour for what it will do wrong. That would make a science fiction film. It is nonsense.

[_Stefan_Kuntz]

Can anyone legitimately claim that Labour has more problems than this utterly shambolic and thoroughly corrupt Tory government? There is hardly any current Labour MP who has been even a junior minister in a Labour government, thus they have no form to be judged on. We can only assess what the Labour government's political philosophy will be. We certainly cannot predict either success or failure. Only a rampantly right wing Tory bigot will at the moment predict that a Labour government will certainly be worse for the country than the current Tory farce.

In October next year the electorate can elect a Labour government that could quite possibly fail. The alternative is to elect the vile, corrupt, inept Conservatives who have an ongoing record of failure in running the country whilst doing exceptionally well in monetising themselves through corruption. Given the choice of voting for a Labour party that might fail or a Conservative party that has already wrecked this country, the sensible choice is to vote for the possibility of failure, rather than for the certainty of continuing failure with associated routine corruption.