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By Earl Aelfheah · Posted
They're not wrong to blame the previous government for leaving a mess. But they made stupid promises on taxation, which made it impossible for them to fix things. They should never have made those promises, but having done so it would be stupider still not to correct course imo. Breaking their manifesto pledge is the better of two bad options. More austerity / cuts to services just aren't going to wash with the public. They have to raise money in the short to medium term. -
They should take responsibility collectively, as united team. Constantly blaming someone else, excuses. It's lame. -
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They all need to progress out of passionate, angry student activist mode and into boss mode. It's the tail wagging the dog at the moment.
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