Labour?

Labour Sympathies?

I've spoken to many lifelong Labour voters on the doorsteps and most will agree that the new Labour experiment has not worked as they had hoped.  Many are angry that the Labour Government has done the opposite of what was expected.  

Most of people I speak to who decided to give labour a chance in 1997 are now disillusioned.  They recognised that despite Tony Blair appearing to be a nice chap, he has failed to deliver what he promised on so many fronts and Gordon Brown has done an equally poor job with the economy.

If you have given Labour the benefit of the doubt, it is definitely now time to reconsider and cut your losses.

I am delighted that many people feel able to move on a support Conservative policies as the best way to ensure a fairer society.

I understand why many lifelong Labour voters tell me they are unlikely to vote next time.  At the last election they wanted to reduce his majority to send the message that they were dissatisfied.

Some things have improved a little but overall the story of the Labour Government is 'they tried but failed' and it's you and I and the people of Britain who are paying the price of failure with:

- Less security in old age with reduced pensions

- Unsafe streets with rising anti-social behaviour & violent crime

- Less money from more than 66 tax rises

- Stressful waits for NHS treatment with 1 million on waiting lists

- Pressure on services from uncontrolled immigration

- Mounting debts especially for the young from tuition fees

Enough is enough... surely?