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Labour Conference 2010

That was a conference for real labour people. Finally Labour is getting back to its core values and representation. What a contrast when you compare with the Tories conference. In Manchester we saw real hard working people ready to fight against the aristocracy’s party and bring back social justice through progressive policies. Although Ed Miliband's lack of charisma and being a poor orator, he is very capable to re-connect Labour to the 5 million voters that they lost in the last election. And as the last poll suggests, Labour is getting them back: Labour 40%, Tories 39%. It was also nice to see many betrayed Liberal Democrats party members joining Labour.  As the uncontrolled cuts starts to bite the economy, the more people will realise the gamble that Tories put on us with a blessing from the Libdem.  As Ed Miliband said, this will be a one term Tory government. I hope his prediction is right as the country will be irreversible damaged in case of another Tory term.

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