“A weak currency arises from a weak economy which in turn is the result of a weak Government” – Gordon Brown.
Edmund Conway, on p 21 of today’s Telegraph, quotes Brown when he criticised the Tories in 1992 at the time of the disastrous Major/Clarke/Lament era…
Brown was right to say this then, and the quote is even more apposite today.
It’s just a pity he didn’t live by it, and has made even bigger mistakes than the Tories did then.
Today we are officially Recessionary
The official figures released today show two consecutive quarters of economic decline or contraction.
Which will stop the ‘downturn’ lie …
… But also remind us what a sorry state Brown has got us in.
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