Yvette Cooper grilled by Andrew Neil on UK debt

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Yvette Cooper grilled by Andrew Neil on UK debt

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[whitetop999]

Typical Labourite talking utter shit...

[PotterUK1]

All you need to know about this woman is she is married to Ed Balls.........

Both well suited to each other

[MrPorkydanjou]

She actually makes my skin crawl..she is abhorrent

[Dendiol]

God awful woman

[JCustomboy]

My mate did his masters in Economics at the same time as Yvette Cooper and in a class of about 20 he says he remembers her only because she was the most stupid person in the class by such a long way the other class members wondered whether she had learning difficulties and was attending the wrong class by mistake

[arthur1411]

BallShitter!

[SyG21]

Labour New and Old need putting before Her Majesty's Courts on charges of Treason. SHOWER OF SHITE!! Useless cunts

[HeskethBang]

@MrSuperkarl2795 Just like Labour only with racism :-)

[TheRoggyG]

@IlRezzonico Again, you're discussing two separate issues at the same time, which only helps to blur them both! Like you say, personal debt is a personal matter, but it's also a business. I would have thought you'd welcome the fact that the financial sector was even more successful at selling loans under Labour. You complain that Labour could have regulated the system, but it was the previous Tory government that deregulated the financial sector. It's not clear to me which way you'd prefer it.

[IlRezzonico]

@TheRoggyG personal debt is largely a personal matter - people should take responsibility for their own actions. But Labour set the backdrop for huge personal debt, they could have regulated the system to prevent the borrowing binge. As for selling off utilities etc - again you're going back 25 years and conveniently ignoring 13 years of Labour 1997-2010 when the public sector was massively increased in terms of numbers of state employees, & huge public sector pay rises - all built on debt.

[TheRoggyG]

@IlRezzonico You seem to be referring to the national debt, which is different to the personal debt issue under discussion here. You say that there is no private sector left, but the reality is that it's the public sector that's much smaller, because the previous Tory government sold off many of the state-owned entities in order to keep the public finances afloat. The option of selling off national assets to balance the budget was clearly no longer available after the mid-1990s.