Miliband says he DOES have 'life experience outside politics'

[Dedworth]

... working for Gordon Brown in the Treasury

• Miliband was asked to prove that he represented the British people
• A young voter asked him to list his 'life experience' outside of politics
• He said: 'I was obviously an economic adviser in the Treasury'
• Labour leader also cited 18 month sabbatical teaching politics in the US

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3QcWhjthx


clueless

[les_taxi]

Yes saw that ded-what a berk,man of the people

[andy222]

I will ask you again Ded. How are the tories going to fund all these promises? Even Les can chip in if he wants to?.
And is this why Cameron won't join in the debates?
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...ebates-5087623

[les_taxi]

The only life he has is in a pond-I'm dating so leave this for now

[andy222]

We all know when Cameron is lying. He opens his lips move..

[Dedworth]

I will ask you again Ded. How are the tories going to fund all these promises? Even Les can chip in if he wants to?.

As I said before there's plenty more fat to be cut away

And is this why Cameron won't join in the debates?
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...ebates-5087623

No doubt he will - he more often than not makes mincemeat of Miliberk at PMQ's

[andy222]

Sir Ed doesnt need to say anything. Farage will bury Cameron.

[andy222]

As I said before there's plenty more fat to be cut away

You dont know Ded.

[andy222]

Osborne refused to answer when a kid asked him to do 8x7 so perhaps the Chancer will join pupils learning their times tables.
And when he has learned it’s 56, maybe Osborne will explain how he would fund £7billion of phantom tax cuts or which services he’ll chop to cut spending by £30billion.

[andy222]

Tax Cuts It is David Cameron and George Osborne who should go back to school – their sums don’t add up.
Take taxes. The Con-servative Premier and his Chancer of the Exchequer give the impression they’ve cut taxes; a pair of Buller Boys playing Lords Bountiful to a grateful nation.
The truth is, they increased taxes by £13.5billion. The Tories’ record VAT hike was an early broken promise. Another was a “jobs tax” National Insurance rise.
These raids mean they’ve taken far more with one hand than they have given back with the other by upping the point income tax starts.
But don’t take my word for it. The Institute for Fiscal Studies lays out the details beautifully.
Tax hikes and benefit cuts, including pay packet-boosting cash for workers, are two reasons why a typical family is £1,127 WORSE OFF under this Tory-led Government.

[joebloggs]

tell me what life experience or work experience Cameron has dedworth

oh the only jobs he had were given to him and working for the Tory party what has he got in common with the general public err all

his school photo says it all , not your typical comprehensive dedworth ?

[joebloggs]

common dave



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