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By Tim Montgomerie
Yesterday I offered my own close-to-fifty-words narrative for this government.
Today it's Paul Goodman's turn:
"You can either face up to the tough choices with the Coalition...or shirk them with Labour, leading to even more of the debt, taxes and waste that got us into this mess. There's light at the end of the tunnel - but only if you back us in clearing up the mess that Labour left behind."
Draft #3 tomorrow from Jonathan Isaby.
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