George Osborne.
Took him long enough, didn’t it?
He also admits that the Tories had promised to match Labour’s spending plans, in an interview with Andrew Neil for The Spectator‘s Coffee House Shots on October 12 (they went back on that promise when they took office in 2010).
Here’s the relevant clip:
George Osborne finally admits that the "Labour crashed the economy" lie is well…. a lie. pic.twitter.com/jpYf5R80pw
— EL4C (@EL4JC) October 16, 2017
If you’d prefer the full interview, it’s here:
— EL4C (@EL4JC) October 16, 2017
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