Ken Livingstone will drag London backwards



Boris Johnson, the Mayor of LondonWith Labour's announcement this morning that Ken Livingstone will be their Mayoral candidate in 2012, the choice is now clear: re-elect Boris, who will continue the job of tackling London's problems, or return to the old failed policies London rejected two years ago.


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Ken will be a formidable opponent, with the full weight of the unions behind him. Ken's policies commit Londoners to yet more taxation to pay for unaffordable spending pledges.

This is simply wrong. You cannot tax-and-spend-and-spend-some-more. The problems we have inherited from Labour at a national level must not be replicated at the heart of our economy in London.
Ken Livingstone has had his chance and is determined to drag London backwards.

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Let's continue to turn London around.

Kind Regards,
The Back Boris team

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