If Labour's plan is to kick tough decisions into the long grass, come out with tiny bits of micro-policy, put up a few taxes, spend a bit more on welfare, and hope nobody notices before the next election, they are kidding themselves.
Badenoch critiques Labour's approach to policy.
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They are not suddenly going to find the courage to cut spending in the final year of a Parliament right before an election... Investors aren't buying these fictional cuts either.
Last time I checked, Labour's leader in Scotland was saying that he was very open to having a referendum. That's not what a unionist party should be saying.
Cuts are never easy but they are much easier to accept if what you are doing is fair.
Quite frankly, getting people off welfare is doing something for them... the best welfare is a well-paying job.
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