The Picture is thanks to Conservative Home. The website states:
"Instead of proposing a credible set of their own cuts, they oppose almost every saving put forward by the Coalition, and loosely promise to reverse anything they particularly dislike. But then, when under pressure, they admit that they cannot in fact do anything differently.
Miliband said: “"I can make no commitment to do anything differently”. Balls went further: “Ed Miliband and I are clear on this; no commitments to reverse these changes, they would be irresponsible”. So, hold on. With all these cuts, all this noise, all these headlines, all these policy launches, Labour can “make no commitment to do anything differently.” Why, then, should we listen to a word that any Labour frontbencher says? After all, they can make no commitment to do anything differently.
The path Labour chose yesterday is the path of empty opposition, not the path of the credible alternative."
You can read more HERE.by Robert Halfon - www.roberthalfon.blogspot.com
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