Hmm but it was still in a better place than the country they inherited from the previous conservatives - its almost as if... .political parties just implement policies that will garner them support until either those policies create a problem, or something else, like say a banking crisis, f**ks the pooch.

Conservative or Labour, Pepsi or Coke, the great lie that we really have a choice, when its just picking the lesser of two personal evils for most of us (or voting for someone you do think will represent you, but has no chance of winning a seat).

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Aaahhh.... I didn't like to assume that was the case, but couldn't see it stated anywhere.

I shall bow to your expertise on the article and its methodology...still it made for an interesting read...as did the comments underneath it.

The Voice of Reason In An Otherwise Mediocre World

All Boris said was that global warming will be solved, Islamic State defeated, that Brexit will be a success, but he offered no actual explanations as to how the Tories would do it. If you're saying that stuff you are really under an obligation to say how. Johnson didn’t. Instead all he seemed to offer was wishful thinking.

He also said little about Foreign Policy (he's the foreign secretary btw).

His comments about cutting taxes and raising public sector wages show he has as much understanding of economics either theoretically or empirically as a watermelon.

Vapid grandstanding.

Didn't hear it. Any chance of a brief synopsis?

I didn't hear it. Could you let me know how he said we shall accomplish all these things? Also if he hinted at how we might get a goal and a couple of points he may just get my vote

'Lies to the masses as are like fly's to mollasses...they want more and more and more'

You know it. But one still has to make a choice based on all the experience and information you have.

I have never experienced a Labour Government that made me want to vote for another one.