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    Quote Originally Posted by Leicesterbaggie View Post
    And the Tories didn?t inherit a financial mess from the last Labour government. The phrase ?people in glass houses shouldn?t throw stones? comes to mind!
    Its nowhere near on the same scale.

    They also inherited excellent public services from Labour, which they systematically destroyed over 14 years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WBA123 View Post
    Its nowhere near on the same scale.

    They also inherited excellent public services from Labour, which they systematically destroyed over 14 years.
    If you believe the mess 'is nowhere near the same scale' I can only think you are suffering from memory loss. The mess was so bad BOTH major parties offered austerity as the only way out. Chancellor Alistair Darling said 'It would take two Parliaments of pain' to sort it. Labour realised they had systematically overspent for 13 years and they too would have to dismantle those 'excellent public services.'

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