Mortgage crisis shows once again that the Tories are not fit to run the country | Record View
The mortgage scandal lays bare the destruction that the Tories have wreaked on the economy. The figures are shocking.
But it is not only homeowners who have been hit, as the mortgage rate increases are often passed on to tenants. This is part of the reason that so many are facing sky-high rents. The Tories are clearly incapable of sorting things out to support the working people of this country. It is vital that we boot them out of office. We must grab the chance to do so at the general election.
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