How should Miliband argue the cuts?

22 October 2010

The BBC’s Norman Smith discusses how Labour should oppose the cuts with Head of Open Left Richard Darlington, former Cabinet Minister David Blunkett, former Select Committee Chair Barry Sherman and the Fabian Society’s Tim Horton.

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6 Responses to “How should Miliband argue the cuts?”

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February 7th, 2011 @ 6:47 pm

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October 14th, 2015 @ 1:22 am

This whole in-work’ benefits lark is bacalisly subsiding corporations. The bonkers cost of housing is causing me to not be that thrilled at the average minimum wage job that Working Links tried to get me to do. I have had enough of being treated like some indentured slave, thankful to have a job, despite it paying pocket money once all other expenditure is paid out. I have never claimed benefits whilst in work, as it seems wrong. What is the point in having a full time job if you can’t afford to live on what you are paid? No future. Today: me. Tomorrow: you!
December 28th, 2015 @ 7:55 am

This is great. My one quibble is it doesn’t show that we think Ed is wrong to say that some dilebsad people could work but don’t want to. It’s a difficult thing to do, trying to show the nuance without the details that might confuse the issue, but I do wish that point had come through.Still, it’s important the message is accessible to everyone, even at the cost of some nuance being lost.