I am so proud to be a member of the Conservative Party

I am so proud to be a member of the Conservative Party.

We are the most wonderful people in the world - keeping taxes low and teh economy strong.

I kiss my membership card, as I am so proud to belong to this party.

We will deliver a strong and orderly Brexit, and I am proud that it is my party that gave the people a choice in a referendum.

In the next election, we will win this, and keep the country strong, stable, and above all, Blue!

I am proud to be a member of the Conservative Party!

Yea see what you mean, strong and stable eh?

You cannot be serious
-homeless people up
-child poverty up
-Brexit failed
-publics trust in politics at an all time low
-wealth division increasing by the day
-UK borrowing up

It is actually impossible to do any worse than what you have done since 2010?

Yea see what you mean, strong and stable eh?

You cannot be serious
-homeless people up
-child poverty up
-Brexit failed
-publics trust in politics at an all time low
-wealth division increasing by the day
-UK borrowing up

It is actually impossible to do any worse than what you have done since 2010?

Yea see what you mean, strong and stable eh?

You cannot be serious
-homeless people up
-child poverty up
-Brexit failed
-publics trust in politics at an all time low
-wealth division increasing by the day
-UK borrowing up

It is actually impossible to do any worse than what you have done since 2010?

How has borrowing went up? It seems to have gone up from 2008-2013 I wonder who was in power then?
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What the graph does show is the tories borrow more than labour, despite the untrue myth labour do.

But why did Labour increase the borrowing so horribly high from 2008 to 2013?

I am a pretty passionate hater of the tory party these days, but some of your points are a little off.

Borrowing is down - they have been reasonably successful at cutting the deficit, although they still missed all of their entirely unreasonable promises/targets.

Income inequality is growing overal, but is lower then it was under the last labor government pre-financial crisis, and we are pretty much inline with the rest of the world when it comes to income equality, and how its been growing. Its more a manifestation of globalisation, rathern then a problem caused by either labor or the Tories. It would take a very very radical policy shift to do something about it. Higher taxation alone wouldn't work, you need a complete economic shift.

- public trust in politics is only partially the conservatives fault. Sure brexit is entirely their fault, and its effect on public trust falls at their feet. But the other aspect of culture that's shifting the publics trust is the increasing polarazation/radicalisation of both the left and the right - which is happening outside of the tory party.. The left trust the right less, and the right trust the left less.. conservatives being quite centerist in general are not really to blame of this part of the publics lack of trust. In terms of large events you could call the big 3: Expenses scandle, Financial crisis, Brexit. Those were the huge three moments trust was erroded.. only 1 is uniquely the conservatives fault.

- child poverty is actually falling, in absolute terms. Its lower now then it was in the early 200s, and pre-financial crisis. In relative terms it is increasing, but relative poverty is not 'poverty' it just how many people are 'poor'

- homeless + brexit I agree with.

One day, I would like to be a Conservative MP.