https://www.economist.com/bagehots-notebook/2011/09/26/labour-flatters-the-coalition-but-only-to-deceive
The Labour campaign to fight the Big Tory Lie about Britain’s deficit rests on a mid-sized Labour fib…

Labour flatters the coalition, but only to deceive
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