40 Reasons to Vote Labour

REASON 31
A FULLY COSTED MANIFESTO
TO BENEFIT ORDINARY
Today Jeremy Corbyn forgot a number. Later on he apologised and
PEOPLE
explained the detail of the cost he had forgotten. The interviewer asking the
question did of course have the ready prepared question in front of her and
also had access to the figure - so the only reason to ask was to trip up the
Labour leader.
The significant point is that the Labour manifesto is a substantial document
with lots of policies and there is also a well prepared supplementary
document giving costs and funding proposals.
I know that some supporters of other parties will disagree with the figures
and try to pick holes in them, they'll say they are unworkable etc. But at least
Labour have costings and funding proposals and are able to defend them.
Plus of course the costs involved are for the benefit of the people of our
country.
But what about the conservative's position?
The conservative manifesto is actually quite thin on policy and costings are
pretty much invisible. There are no costings for Theresa May and her
ministers to remember because they haven't work out any costs yet (or if
they have they are far to scared to share them with mere voters).
We don't need more austerity from a party that does not understand value
and won't tell us about the costs of there rather vague manifesto.
VOTE LABOUR BECAUSE WE NEED A GOVERNMENT WITH
A PLAN AND WE DESERVE TO BE TOLD WHAT IT WILL
COST AND HOW IT WILL BE FUNDED