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Do find it kind of amazing that they are using that line again, since David Cameron's use of it was roundly slated for being massively ironic - “Britain faces a simple and inescapable choice – stability and a strong government with me, or chaos with Ed Miliband”.
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Maybe that's Corbyn's best bet. The tories want to keep spouting their self-made myth, perhaps he needs to keep pointing out the shambles that 'strong and stable' government has brought us.
There's also the tory economy myth - that they always leave the economy stronger than Labour. Again, it's bullshit that's very easily refuted and yet for some reason that message is still allowed to be shouted.
bashthebox
What is this strong and stable shit the tories are being allowed to peddle? They're only strong in comparison to the utter shambles Labour are in, and they're about as stable as a picnic umbrella in a hurricane. It's all they keep repeating in every fucking interview in answer to every fucking question. This is the tactic in politics now, isn't it? Ignore the question, repeat your bullshit message, numb the electorate into dribbling antipathy.
We've got the most incompetent leader and front bench in my lifetime, and they're set to win a landslide and change the political landscape in this country for ever.