Galls wrote:whee wrote:Well, fingers crossed for you Galls that Cameron keeps Cleggs fingers away from the NHS.
Clegg - "we're going to cut the numbers of administrational staff in the NHS and use that 2.5 billions pounds in the educational system!"
A whole 2.5 billion pounds, that'll make a difference to education. Not.
But it will f**k the NHS over royally.
Oh I agree, and i also am a little worried about what Cameron himself will do to the NHS!
But you know what, i bet they could cut 2.5 billion from the NHS - from he right places - and either use it in the right places in the NHS or put it towards education.
No point putting 2.5 billion from the NHS into education, just re-invest it, as you say, into the right places with then the NHS.
2.5 billion on the education budget is peanuts. It was also Cleggs main selling point on Education - "we'll pump 2.5 billion into the system" - wouldn't have changed f**k all.
The administration has been drifting to defeat since Brown bottled out of an election in 2007. Of course, Labour are now free to spread the myth that they wouldn't have made spending cuts. The fact is, Labour's incompetent economic management is one of the reasons why the new government is facing such a tough task. Hopefully Cameron will be able to rein the bloated public sector that Labour created and do something about the bonkers devolution system that Blair brought into existence. I hope Cameron does well but I'd be lying if I said I was confident but Labour are gone, Mandelson, Harman, Balls, the Milibands, Bradshaw, Cooper, Woodward and all the rest have been wrenched away from their red boxes, so we should be happy about that.
unless your on the dole of course
