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This week marks the first hundred days of government by a Coalition, and most of the newspapers have something to say about it.
So it is no surprise that a recent poll showed that 57% of those polled described the Coalition’s efforts todate as ‘disappointing’. Given the mess that thirteen years of Labour misrule left the country in, this is fairly understandable.
On the other hand, 56% of those polled said that deep cuts were essential to restore Britain’s finances, and 48% felt that tax rises were essential. At least some people recognise the mess this government has been left to clear up and the steps that have to be taken to deal with it.
Whatever anyone says about this government, at least they are demonstrating that they are trying to solve all the many problems!
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This week marks the first hundred days of government by a Coalition, and most of the newspapers have something to say about it.
So it is no surprise that a recent poll showed that 57% of those polled described the Coalition’s efforts todate as ‘disappointing’. Given the mess that thirteen years of Labour misrule left the country in, this is fairly understandable.
On the other hand, 56% of those polled said that deep cuts were essential to restore Britain’s finances, and 48% felt that tax rises were essential. At least some people recognise the mess this government has been left to clear up and the steps that have to be taken to deal with it.
Whatever anyone says about this government, at least they are demonstrating that they are trying to solve all the many problems!
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