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2:50pm Wednesday 22nd February 2012 in Letters

AFTER almost two years of the Coalition running the country I wonder how many of the people who voted Conservative at the last election are asking what exactly have they done for us?

Most of us accept that we will be worse off as the country deals with the economic catastrophe bequeathed by Labour.

But I ask myself if the sacrifices are worth it?

Why do we still carry the economic albatross of foreign aid around our neck?

Why are we still assisting in flogging the dead horse of an EU experiment that is so obviously doomed to failure?

Labour loses every economic and political argument when faced with its charge sheet of the last Government.

Des More, Darlington.

Comments(12)

David Lacey says...
4:29pm Wed 22 Feb 12

Yup. Couldn't have put it better myself. Thanks Des.

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Adam Walker says...
5:01pm Wed 22 Feb 12

Its OK Des, they will vote Labour in the next election and get much of the same, if not worse. And so the cycle continues.

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CTRILEY says...
5:46pm Wed 22 Feb 12

Nice to see Des back in HAS.

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CynicaloldGit says...
2:21pm Thu 23 Feb 12

And now we have Cameron's "back to work tsar" being investigated for fraud, and a business man with a work scam around here, being taken to court, all because this party thinks everything can be handed out to private enterprise.

Politicians, there isn't one of them that can lie straight in bed, they all have their own or their party's interests at heart, and that goes equally for UKIP, and the BNP.

The ordinary man should be able to hunt politicians they way we hunt other animanls, in a propper season, hang them up in braces and dump them in the north sea, as the Mafia say, to sleep with the fishes.

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David Lacey says...
4:42pm Thu 23 Feb 12

Well that's a well thought out and reasonable solution from HAS's resident brain of Britain.

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CynicaloldGit says...
5:49am Fri 24 Feb 12

Still can't reply without insults I see.

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David Lacey says...
5:18pm Fri 24 Feb 12

You started it.
.
Fool

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CynicaloldGit says...
5:49pm Fri 24 Feb 12

hahaha, I knew it, like a moth to a flame, you cannot resist it can you!

Lalalilalah, my dad can fight your dad.......hahahahaha
hahah. what a troll.

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David Lacey says...
1:44pm Sat 25 Feb 12

Please go and seek treatment because you clearly need help.

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Dierdre says...
12:51pm Mon 27 Feb 12

Cynicaloldgit - why not do the job yourself then?

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More says...
1:13am Sun 11 Mar 12

It is the refuge of the left David, label Left or Right. The point is lost on them as their very minds are made up already so there is no debate. Our point is always it is not about Left or Right, it is about right and wrong. UKIP are racist because it suits to put us into the same perception of their facist views. I challange any one of them to come with me and witness the squalor i was brought up in, have any of them seen a tennement building? I am proud of my roots and I love that noble Lady Thatcher for given me the opportunitiy, to get out of the tennement and put the spade work in that is needed for my grandson to pay off Labours debt. I wanted to give my son so much more, he is only 8 months old and already he has nothing to thank Labour for

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More says...
1:13am Sun 11 Mar 12

It is the refuge of the left David, label Left or Right. The point is lost on them as their very minds are made up already so there is no debate. Our point is always it is not about Left or Right, it is about right and wrong. UKIP are racist because it suits to put us into the same perception of their facist views. I challange any one of them to come with me and witness the squalor i was brought up in, have any of them seen a tennement building? I am proud of my roots and I love that noble Lady Thatcher for given me the opportunitiy, to get out of the tennement and put the spade work in that is needed for my grandson to pay off Labours debt. I wanted to give my son so much more, he is only 8 months old and already he has nothing to thank Labour for

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