Cameron on the action Britain needs.
Britain is facing a serious economic problem. David Cameron is putting forward positive and constructive proposals to deal with these problems.
Anyone who is tempted to believe the rather ridiculous Labour propaganda story that the Conservative policy on the recession is to "do nothing" would be well advised to go to the horse's mouth and see what the Conservatives are actually proposing.
The following message from David Cameron spells out his positive programme to help British businesses, families, and individuals.
"When the financial crisis happened, I made it clear that the Conservative Party was ready to put aside party differences to help bring stability. That's why we supported the recapitalisation of our banks.
"I also said that we would not suspend our critical faculties over this Government's calamitous economic policy decisions - decisions that helped not only cause this crisis by encouraging government and personal debt to spiral out of control, but could also make the recession deeper and last longer.
"That's why we have set out a positive alternative, starting with immediate action to tackle the credit problems at the heart of the issue.
"It's clear the recapitalisation is failing to restart lending to the real economy, so we've proposed a National Loan Guarantee Scheme to underwrite loans to businesses.
"It is vital that this £50bn proposal - which has been welcomed by the business community - is taken forward by the Government right now.
"I can't promise it will save the world, but the sooner the Government swallows its pride the sooner we can get credit flowing again, and help Britain's struggling businesses.
"Conservatives have always understood and supported businesses, we know what they need to prosper.
"We also recognise that they make a difference not just by creating wealth, offering employment, and paying taxes to fund public services, but by making their money in a moral way, treating their employees right, strengthening communities, and playing a positive part in society.
"So we don't see the financial crisis as an excuse to bash capitalism, we see it as a challenge to make it work better in the future.
"As well as better regulation we need to reinforce the values of trust, integrity and responsibility - with strong institutions, and incentives to do the right thing.
"And just as importantly the Government should lead by being as prudent with the public finances as we expect banks to be with private finances, and by being as moral and responsible with the public purse as we expect business to be with consumers' cash.
"That's what a Conservative Government would do. Let's hope we get a chance to have one in the coming year."
Anyone who is tempted to believe the rather ridiculous Labour propaganda story that the Conservative policy on the recession is to "do nothing" would be well advised to go to the horse's mouth and see what the Conservatives are actually proposing.
The following message from David Cameron spells out his positive programme to help British businesses, families, and individuals.
"When the financial crisis happened, I made it clear that the Conservative Party was ready to put aside party differences to help bring stability. That's why we supported the recapitalisation of our banks.
"I also said that we would not suspend our critical faculties over this Government's calamitous economic policy decisions - decisions that helped not only cause this crisis by encouraging government and personal debt to spiral out of control, but could also make the recession deeper and last longer.
"That's why we have set out a positive alternative, starting with immediate action to tackle the credit problems at the heart of the issue.
"It's clear the recapitalisation is failing to restart lending to the real economy, so we've proposed a National Loan Guarantee Scheme to underwrite loans to businesses.
"It is vital that this £50bn proposal - which has been welcomed by the business community - is taken forward by the Government right now.
"I can't promise it will save the world, but the sooner the Government swallows its pride the sooner we can get credit flowing again, and help Britain's struggling businesses.
"Conservatives have always understood and supported businesses, we know what they need to prosper.
"We also recognise that they make a difference not just by creating wealth, offering employment, and paying taxes to fund public services, but by making their money in a moral way, treating their employees right, strengthening communities, and playing a positive part in society.
"So we don't see the financial crisis as an excuse to bash capitalism, we see it as a challenge to make it work better in the future.
"As well as better regulation we need to reinforce the values of trust, integrity and responsibility - with strong institutions, and incentives to do the right thing.
"And just as importantly the Government should lead by being as prudent with the public finances as we expect banks to be with private finances, and by being as moral and responsible with the public purse as we expect business to be with consumers' cash.
"That's what a Conservative Government would do. Let's hope we get a chance to have one in the coming year."
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