This is a response to a story that Cameron has a black book with all the examples of Lib Dem blocking Tory policies.
Of course, an alternative version of Cameron`s
black book would include such
entries as: Lib Dems agree to our austerity plans. Can`t believe it, thought
they were liberals;
Clegg can`t see that Gove`s examination reforms
will lead to a two-tier system of education. That`s the whole point, the return
of grammar schools. He even supported the student fees hike and the end of the
Education Maintenance Grant. What`s he like? May as well go ahead with plans to
privatise the NHS.
OMG they`ve even agreed to reducing the top tax to
45%. Can`t believe it. It`s now 2012 and Clegg has just realised we should
"hardwire more fairness into our policies"; bit late for that! Let`s go ahead
with plans for a Bedroom tax.
Time to `fess up and prepare for 2015. I`ll admit
spending wouldn`t change, even if there was no financial problem, and Ozzy`s
Autumn Statement will shrink the state back to 1948 levels.Time to go for that
Tory majority and make our differences with the Lib Dems more obvious. What?
They`ve even agreed to that? Next thing, Clegg will be wanting to "cross the
floor".
Coming to the end of 2013 and Scottie Alexander
says his party aren`t "lurching to the right". What on earth have they been
supporting us for nearly four years for then?
If indeed such a book existed, it`s clear it would
be a lot thicker than the other one Andrew Grice imagined on Friday! Perhaps
Labour leaders should be writing it?
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