Sentences with phrase «deficit denier»

The move comes less than three weeks McDonnell said Labour would back the charter to prove «we are not deficit deniers».

«And in becoming deficit deniers they are saying that they would set the economy on a road to economic ruin.»

The Chancellor George Osborne is expected to attack deficit deniers today who will lead Britain to «economic ruin» as he says public spending will be refocused on delivering growth.

«Deficit denying trade unions swung him the Labour leadership, and now they're the only ones propping up the Labour party.

«Deficit deniers risking the security of the nation etc..

Either way, Mr Deficit Denier himself will now lead for Labour on the economy.

Mark Serwotka of the Public and Commercial Services Union wins the award for Chief Deficit Denier.

In that sense, I am certainly a «deficit denier».

Following the Chancellor's speech, his Labour shadow — Alan Johnson — described the Coalition Government as «deficit deniers» who were engaging in «a reckless gamble with people's lives».

Sounds like Johnson is desperate to avoid being labelled by George Osborne and his supporters in the Tory commentariat and blogosphere as a «deficit denier».

Balls will be attacked for being the son of Brown, for being on the left, for being a deficit denier.

He's already said he regrets the promise to halve the deficit in four years and he's the chief target of the coalition's «deficit denier» tag.

«They call us deficit deniers.

• He said that he was not a deficit denier but that Osborne was.

Osborne said he wouldn't be taking advice from the man who, when City Minister, knighted Fred Goodwin and, as a Labour leadership candidate, became a deficit denier.

Mr Cameron said the Government had to make savings to build a strong economy and that the «deficit deniers have taken over the Labour party».

«The deficit denier is a chancellor who two years ago said, «I have a plan, I'll get the deficit down» and it's now higher than he said by # 200bn this parliament,» Balls said.

Attacking the Deficit Deniers The Chancellor George Osborne is expected to attack the «Deficit Deniers» today who will lead Britain to «economic ruin» as he says public spending will be refocused on delivering growth.

The idea was not to fall into a «Tory trap» and be portrayed as «deficit deniers».

The inflation figures came ahead of a speech today by Chancellor George Osborne in which he is expected to attack «deficit deniers» and defend the government's cuts programme.

Today Osborne attacked the «Deficit Deniers» that he saw in Labour's leadership campaign.