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I can see one major difference between the Blues, Reds and Others - Money Management.
Firstly, the Others. Fiscally clueless, inept and ineffectual, in other words they don't know how to manage the economy of a nation. It would be absurdly dangerous to entrust them to mind Colin's beans, let alone the nations finances.
Secondly, the Blues. Their plans will hit every one of us real hard. I foresee at least 4-5 years of tough taxation, cutting back of services and austerity. However, they will sort out the mess they will undoubtedly inherit and once that is done I can envisage a return to a more prosperous Britain for all of us.
Thirdly, the Reds. They convinced us they were the party to trust with the economy. Having maintained the Tory fiscal policy in their early years, socialist ideals (driven by Gordie, not smiler) got the better of them and in a rush to prove Labour is for the people (no real evidence after all their years in power), they have massively overspent, over-borrowed, and under-delivered. They have been found out as being the same as Callaghan's Labour, and won't be forgiven.
For the doubters, Murdoch's Empire will turn them towards Cameron and the Tories, and a huge victory.
The big question is: Will Britain ever trust the Labour Party again when it comes to fiscal matters? The danger for Labour is, the answer will be resounding "No" for years come.