"Four years ago, when the Conservative Party elected me as Leader, we made a choice about the way our Party should be. We made a choice to be modern and radical - not to play it safe or retreat into the old comfort zone. Today, the Conservative Party is modern and radical - and that's the way it's going to stay.
Britain is crying out for a modern and radical alternative to this failed Labour Government. Under Gordon Brown, this country is going in the wrong direction and we need big changes to turn things around. We have the biggest budget deficit in our peacetime history. We've got massive social problems. And we've got a political system that's been dragged through the dirt. We cannot solve these problems unless we are bold and radical."
Earlier last week, Shadow Chancellor George Osborne delivered an address to CASS Business School to outline the Conservative Party's plan (and first budget) to move Britain's economy out of the dollrums of deep recession and out-of-control national debt and to make Britain competitve and attractive for foreign investments once again.
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