Friday, 31 January 2014

Don't let Labour put the recovery at risk

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So now we know.

Over the last few days, Ed Balls has been trying to claim that Labour 'will not duck the hard choices ahead'. They said they were serious about the economy.

But now we know that isn't true.

Analysis by the independent Institute for Fiscal Studies has shown that Labour are planning to borrow and spend billions more.

The front page of yesterday's Times put the cost of Labour's secret spending spree at an extra £25bn a year.

And today, official Treasury numbers have shown the full impact of Labour's plans: a borrowing bombshell adding an additional £166bn to the country's debt in just one parliament.

Labour's spending spree to cost an extra 25bn

Labour's plan to borrow and spend more is the single biggest risk to our economic recovery.

And it's hardworking people who would pay the price, with higher taxes funding this latest Labour spending spree.

We can't let them get away with it - tell everyone you know about Labour's plans on Facebook and Twitter today.

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The choice at the next election is now clear:

The Conservatives with our long-term economic plan that is building a stronger, more competitive economy, and securing a better future for Britain.

Or the Same Old Labour Party, with no plan, no direction, and no ideas other than more spending, more borrowing and more taxes.

Don't let Labour put the recovery at risk. Share the truth about their plans on Facebook and Twitter today.

Best wishes,

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George Osborne


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