Funny old world Puss. I saw it and thought it was good, you saw it and thought it awful. One mans poison........eh?

Yeah but come on, he just trotted out the usual socialist claptrap like the 'Tories giving tax breaks to their rich friends'

There have been tax breaks for all.

When the current government came into office, you could only earn £6,475 tax-free. You can now earn £10,600 before you pay any income tax.

That's a tax cut for over 26 million people - and it means that over 3 million people have been taken out of income tax altogether.

I'm not saying they will enter into a formal 'Coalition'.

The SNP could still prop up a Labour government on a vote-by-vote basis which is just what Sturgeon wants.Miliband could ask the SNP to vote with him on a 'Queens Speech' or Bill which it would in return for more money for Scotland.The SNP would turn Miliband into it's play thing. So the SNP would hold huge sway - a party that nobody can vote for in England, a party of a country with only 5% of the electorate and a party who wishes to break up the UK - and led by someone who isn't an MP and accordingly does not sit in Westminster.

Edited by Willo (04 May 2015 11.39pm)

There have been tax breaks for all.

When the current government came into office, you could only earn £6,475 tax-free. You can now earn £10,600 before you pay any income tax.

That's a tax cut for over 26 million people - and it means that over 3 million people have been taken out of income tax altogether.

Labour should, by rights, walk this election. There is an unpopular Tory government in power, the Lib Dems are confused & not yet forgiven by their core vote for the coalition and the fringe parties have yet to make the impact they desire.

However, due to their incompetence, Labour will see themselves wiped out in Scotland, people do not think their sums add up and in marginals will vote Conservative.

The Labour leadership is rudderless and reactionary. I can't think of one of them that is a statesman in the making. Chukka Umunna used to look like he could be but he is reverting to '70s politics, like the rest of them are, to try and retain their core vote. They simply don't get it.

The fact that they are claiming to be progressive, when in fact their manifesto and intent is based upon a flawed programme of tax and spend, is laughable.

The worst part, however, is that they are likely to get in to bed with SNP. They will be become a puppet for a 'government' that has the largest deficit in the UK, has the lowest educational standards in the country, a reactionary defence policy and an economic plan based on a falsehood of an inflated oil price.

Tell me with an honest heart that Labour are the economic, social and intellectual saviours of this country. Tell me that you believe that they are talented and worthy of leadership. Tell me that you think they have the resources, are tactile, unified and can resonate with all in his country to create a new Jersulem. Tell me even that you think they are best to shepherd the economy. Tell me they are the best to run the NHS after the debacle of PFI, trusts and botched introduction of market forces into the NHS (I agree that the private sector has a role to play in e NHS but Labours approach was neither something or nothing) during their last government. Tell me that and I know you are lying to yourself and me.

This Labour leadership simply cannot be allowed to run this country. They are failures before a single vote has been cast.