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Seems fair.
Do Labour actually have an official policy on anything?
It is an utter dereliction of duty, and a betrayal of their voters, that Labour have come up with nothing in the way of a workable proposal for bettering the country or it’s economic situation.
Andrew, Labour have their manifesto from the last election – granted they have to respond to the new situation as a result of coalition policies, but are under no obligation to present new polices until an election comes up.
Perhaps you could point out some unambiguously Lib Dem policies, not shared by the Tories, currently being enacted?