Tories Follow

A poll conducted after the Tory party conference last month showed that they were down one percentage point over the previous month, while Labour was up three points.

Is Labour a friend to working class people? The Tories and New Labour are no more than bullies who are competing with each other to see who can be the most vile to ill and unemployed people.

The Tories are back. Labour’s love affair with power and business has laid the basis for what is presented as a changed Conservative Party.

The Tories showed their more sinister side through the European allies they invited to their conference.

Elected on a wave of revulsion with the Tories in 1997, New Labour today is in crisis. The party faces wipeout at the next election. Opinion polls predict it could lose 17 of its 44 MPs in London alone.

The only argument left to justify a vote for Labour at the next election is to warn that a victory for the Tories will mean a return to the brutal policies of Margaret Thatcher.

Do you remember how it felt to wake up in 1997 with the bitter Tory years behind you?

‘Voters back Tories to cut public spending", screamed the Sunday Times this week. A YouGov poll shows that people want public spending cuts rather than tax increases, Rupert Murdoch’s paper claimed.

Would you like your local council to be run like budget airlines Ryanair and Easyjet?

New Labour and the Tories are engaged in a desperate bidding war to see who can slash the most from Britain’s public services.

Mass youth unemployment has returned to Britain in a way not seen since the worst days of Margaret Thatcher’s Tory government of the 1980s.

The 30th anniversary of the Tories coming to power in 1979 has provided few consolations, except for the fact of Thatcher’s imminent demise.