He has to be careful though. He runs the risk of it becoming an either/or issue. Then he finds himself in a hole. Cameron turns it into Ed being Either against benefits recipients or against the troops.
I'd play it safe this week and go with troop numbers in Afghanistan and our withdrawl. Put the house to sleep and go for the draw. Try for better ammunition next week.
Sad aint it..... loads of things we'd probably like to hear frank and honest Q&As to and here we are concluding Ed can't ask a question because it's about finding ways of promoting him - not informing us.
Are you biased and anti a Cameron victory in 2015?
I'd rather none of the current parties won but I'd like least for Cameron to win. Now that I have answered your vacuous question, maybe you could go back and respond to some of my points
No-one has physically voted yet but I can imagine some of the mob sitting with a separate window, choice pre-selected, just waiting for the Cameron vs Miliband exchanges to finish so that they can register their vote.
Well it wont be immigration because he is making a speech about that tonight where it is claimed he will say that Labour's open door policy was wrong.
And it wont be about David Nicholson because of Labour's involvement in the Staffordshire hospital scandal.
Perhaps he will give the economy another go and dazzle us with another of Balls' scripts?
There's a fair bit to go after this week - the figures from Manufacturing and Construction, the Bankers Bonus, the lending figures plus all the fuss surrounding Theresa May. However, I suspect he's not done with hammering his nails into the Bedroom tax and Millionaires.
Ed and Ed came up with their One Nation answer to "short-termism" if anyone's interested. Here's a snippet...
“A One Nation economic policy is about making sure our economy invests and works for the long-term and uses the talents of all and not just a few. Sir George’s report sets out a clear plan for creating that more long-termist economy including radical reforms to executive pay, tougher rules on takeovers and encouraging longer-term shareholding and we will now study his detailed proposals as part of our policy review.
“It’s vital that we take action to kick-start our flatlining economy, but now is also exactly the right time to make the long-term changes we need to make our economy stronger, more balanced and better able to attract new investment and create skilled jobs for the future.
No-one has physically voted yet but I can imagine some of the mob sitting with a separate window, choice pre-selected, just waiting for the Cameron vs Miliband exchanges to finish so that they can register their vote.
Ed and Ed came up with their One Nation answer to "short-termism" if anyone's interested. Here's a snippet...
As usual, big on the what, never on the how.
This is common to most opposition parties, simply because there is no need for them to detail their plans. This is a lacking part of opposition politics but not unique to Labour in any sense.
That being said, I feel that Ed M has been vindicated in playing his cards close to his chest. After all, several of his initiatives (producer / predator, bankers bonuses etc) have been lifted by the Coalition
Not at all. I didn't say that it applied either to Conservatives or Labour. Instead I only implied that a certain type of people will already have made up their minds.
You are still welcome to respond to the points that I made earlier, by the way
Not at all. I didn't say that it applied either to Conservatives or Labour. Instead I only implied that a certain type of people will already have made up their minds.
You are still welcome to respond to the points that I made earlier, by the way
What "certain type of people" are those?
The ones that you phantasise about?
To quote you -
"I can imagine some of the mob sitting with a separate window, choice pre-selected, just waiting for the Cameron vs Miliband exchanges to finish so that they can register their vote."
I'd rather none of the current parties won but I'd like least for Cameron to win. Now that I have answered your vacuous question, maybe you could go back and respond to some of my points
And you try to label other people as biaised :rolleyes:
Sad aint it..... loads of things we'd probably like to hear frank and honest Q&As to and here we are concluding Ed can't ask a question because it's about finding ways of promoting him - not informing us.
The trouble is when Miliband asks a frank and honest question Cameron rarely gives a frank and honest answer, instead he usually finds away to turn the question back on Miliband.
And you try to label other people as biaised :rolleyes:
Preference and bias are two different concepts. But such subtlety clearly escapes you. Instead it is just distract, question, accuse, distract, question, accuse. Go back and answer some of my points please (or just continue with your biased rambling and disinformation)
The trouble is when Miliband asks a frank and honest question Cameron rarely gives a frank and honest answer, instead he usually finds away to turn the question back on Miliband.
Cameron usually finds some ham-fisted way of getting in some pre-scripted insult about "Labour's mess / Unions / wrong Brother / no policies / borrowing." It's just awful to watch
Cameron usually finds some ham-fisted way of getting in some pre-scripted insult about "Labour's mess / Unions / wrong Brother / no policies / borrowing." It's just awful to watch
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Sad aint it..... loads of things we'd probably like to hear frank and honest Q&As to and here we are concluding Ed can't ask a question because it's about finding ways of promoting him - not informing us.
I always vote after the event based on what I have seen and heard.
Are you biased and anti a Cameron victory in 2015?
This doesn't answer the question (maybe that's why you like Cameron so much). Please have another go though ...
I'd rather none of the current parties won but I'd like least for Cameron to win. Now that I have answered your vacuous question, maybe you could go back and respond to some of my points
Seriously impressed...
12.30? Where are you posting from Dave?
No-one has physically voted yet but I can imagine some of the mob sitting with a separate window, choice pre-selected, just waiting for the Cameron vs Miliband exchanges to finish so that they can register their vote.
There's a fair bit to go after this week - the figures from Manufacturing and Construction, the Bankers Bonus, the lending figures plus all the fuss surrounding Theresa May. However, I suspect he's not done with hammering his nails into the Bedroom tax and Millionaires.
Ed and Ed came up with their One Nation answer to "short-termism" if anyone's interested. Here's a snippet...
As usual, big on the what, never on the how.
In Italy right now. A government-free zone.
A tad biased ?
This is common to most opposition parties, simply because there is no need for them to detail their plans. This is a lacking part of opposition politics but not unique to Labour in any sense.
That being said, I feel that Ed M has been vindicated in playing his cards close to his chest. After all, several of his initiatives (producer / predator, bankers bonuses etc) have been lifted by the Coalition
Not at all. I didn't say that it applied either to Conservatives or Labour. Instead I only implied that a certain type of people will already have made up their minds.
You are still welcome to respond to the points that I made earlier, by the way
What "certain type of people" are those?
The ones that you phantasise about?
To quote you -
"I can imagine some of the mob sitting with a separate window, choice pre-selected, just waiting for the Cameron vs Miliband exchanges to finish so that they can register their vote."
You are getting desperate now. Respond to my original points please
Are you one of those voting for the new Pope?
And you try to label other people as biaised :rolleyes:
The usual pre-budget machinations and predictions are in full swing.
LOL
Yup. I'm campaigning for Russell Brand.
Mind boggling.
The trouble is when Miliband asks a frank and honest question Cameron rarely gives a frank and honest answer, instead he usually finds away to turn the question back on Miliband.
Preference and bias are two different concepts. But such subtlety clearly escapes you. Instead it is just distract, question, accuse, distract, question, accuse. Go back and answer some of my points please (or just continue with your biased rambling and disinformation)
Cameron usually finds some ham-fisted way of getting in some pre-scripted insult about "Labour's mess / Unions / wrong Brother / no policies / borrowing." It's just awful to watch
...and you've come on DS?! That's dedication
Then don't.