Consistant in being wrong.

Yet again, Gordon Brown has to had to tell us there is less tax revenue coming in than he had forecast, and rather unsurprisingly, that's the ninth budget, or pre-Budget, in a row that this has happened.

Now, I would never exactly call myself an expert economist, which is why if I can see through his economic policy, everyone should be able too.

Through Gordon Brown's consistant tax,tax,tax approach he has made this country's economy uncompetitive. As a result of that uncompetitiveness, revenues are down. Which then forces the Chancellor to raise taxes further to try and make up the shortfall in the "expected" income.

Or in laymans terms, he's brought this whole situation on himself.

Besides how can ANY chancellor have a shred of credibility when he has got it wrong nine times in a row, and he still won't change his ways.

And he wants to run the country!