It probably won’t take a rub of your mystic ball to work out who I am going to vote for today. It certainly is not the party of deficit, the party of reckless spending, the anti-business party, the party of the Iraq war. It isn’t the one who promised Education, Education, Education and failed the young, with exceptionally high numbers of NEETs, and now wants to reduce tuition fees to subsidise the rich. It isn’t the party that positively encouraged the reckless boom which led to the greatest recession for 80 years, and the subsequent crunch in living standards for … Continued