Rishi Sunak waited no time for gunning for Keir Starmer in his election announcement speech
RISHI Sunak today burst onto the election campaign trail with a blast that Sir Keir Starmer will clobber families with tax hikes.
Inflation has been sharply reduced to within touching distance of the 2 per cent target, Britain has exited recession, and the IMF has projected strong growth.DO voters want to stick with what they know, or is there an appetite for change?After being dealt a bad hand, Sunak has insisted he has turned things around and put the country on course for a “brighter future”.
Realising voters are fed up with crime going unanswered and unsolved, expect them to talk in the strongest terms about cracking down on theft, shoplifting and antisocial behaviour. Polls consistently put the NHS as one of the public’s top priorities and Starmer will look to weaponise the groaning backlog.
Whereas Labour are promising an eco revolution backed by billions of pounds of spending and Ed Miliband leading the charge. And he hailed the "bold" Rwanda plan and said border controls was "a great thing to be talking about at this election". Fellow Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg praised the weather-defiance saying: "I thought it was absolutely magnificent. I thought it was just the best British stoicism, the stiff upper lip."During a blizzard of media interviews from Derbyshire, the PM hammed up his economic credibility.
"And the question for the country is, the choice of this election is, who's got the boldest ideas, the clearest plan to provide a secure future for you and your family?"A coalition of Opposition parties and Tory Remainers were blocking his deal from passing and effectively putting the country in limbo.
While commanding a slim majority, she wanted her own mandate having inherited No10 from David Cameron after a Tory coronation contest.
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