What do you like most about our wonderful Tory Government?

[Thunder Bolt]

I love this idea there's no money out there. There is SHITLOADS. It's just being distributed in an utterly horrific way at the moment.

50% of the worlds wealth is held by 1% of people. That's genuinely shameful.

By the world's standards, if you have a roof over your head, food to eat, & clean safe water to drink, then you're very rich.

 

[Megazone]

What's there to like?

 

[BadFish]

Is the correct answer: "That they are not the shambolic Labour opposition"?

Politics Summed up in the first post. Concentrate on the failings of your opponents.

 

[BadFish]

Is the correct answer: "That they are not the shambolic Labour opposition"?

Politics Summed up in the first post. Concentrate on the failings of your opponents.

 

[Chicken Run]

I can't think of anything to actually like about them, however I don't dislike them either, a sort oh meh if you will, however the so called opposition is another kettle of fish, sneering self righteous hypocrites.

 

[happypig]

I like the magnanimity and humility they inspire in their supporters

 

[Honky Tonx]

I like them because if labour was in power, Ian Duncan-Smith wouldn't have a job. I would prefer it if Nigel Farage and his gang were in power though

 

[lawros left foot]

They all sing along to the National Anthem

 

[mickybha]

I don't like them but I have to admit I admire there utterly brilliant achievement in turning the vast majority that is the working POOR against the tiny minority of the not working POOR, and in so doing convincing the said majority to accept without question the relinquishment of there entitlement to the benefits they and there forbears have paid and worked hard for all there life
The same benefits that wont be there when dread the day YOU ever need them

 

[Brighton Mod]

I don't like everything about this government, however they are attempting to bring our finances into line, however successful or difficult it appears to be. With no interest payment on the national debt and the level of taxation remaining the same, imagine how good the NHS, our schools, our roads, housing, railways and our armed forces would be?
They won't eliminate the debt but the annual increase must be slowed down and reversed.

 

[Hillian1]

Shambolic? If you believe the Daily Seig Heil, Yes. Actively hate and laugh at poor people? No.

Still 1 out of 2 eh?

I love this idea there's no money out there. There is SHITLOADS. It's just being distributed in an utterly horrific way at the moment.

50% of the worlds wealth is held by 1% of people. That's genuinely shameful.

Something to do with them being utter *****. I dunno, beats me too.

 

[Soulman]

I like them because if labour was in power, Ian Duncan-Smith wouldn't have a job. I would prefer it if Nigel Farage and his gang were in power though

The Tories have veered towards a few of UKIP policies, something that Labour would not have done, if it was down to Labour they would have been well down the road to giving this country away. An anti English party imo.

 

[Tricky Dicky]

That they're not Labour.

 

[Tony Towner's Fridge]

They seem to have grasped the point that you can't spend what you can't afford.

Indeed...and that is the most important part of it....
overrules all other arguments.

TNBA

TTF

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

That they're not Labour.

Good point. Having an opposition of pompous little Englanders as well would just be too much.


(Joke)

 

[BadFish]

Indeed...and that is the most important part of it....
overrules all other arguments.

TNBA

TTF

Or at least spinning that that they have grasped the concept while national debt continues to rise.

 

[alfredmizen]

As someone who firmly believes that Ulster is British, I also like the Tories commitment to this. I'm not sure any of the others are as unequivocal.

spot on.

 

[jgmcdee]

With no interest payment on the national debt and the level of taxation remaining the same, imagine how good the NHS, our schools, our roads, housing, railways and our armed forces would be?

If they spread the money around evenly between all existing spending then about 7% better, monetarily speaking. Which is peanuts compared to the % they have removed in the last 5 years and will continue to remove over the next.

 

[ExmouthExile]

I like watching George Osborne coked up to his eyeballs throughout prime ministers questions

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

I like the way David Cameron pledged to combat poverty etc etc in his conference speech and talking about one-nation conservatism.

I have absolutely no confidence at all, however, in his ability to deliver it.