Well said and agree with you 100%. I would never risk my freedom and benefits acquired under the PN for any gimmick or proposal to reduce my electricity bill.

The PN have a proven track-record to be proud of.

Having spent the whole of my teens under a Labour government, I will never trust the latter with my children’s future.

Obviously you won’t be putting money on that!

As far as I am concerned the PN does not have to make any concrete proposals.

It can afford to bask in the phenomenal success of a quarter of a century in government within a hostile international economic environment.

The end result is for everyone to see.

For everyone without blinkers, that is.

10% of my income is much higher then 25% of my electricity bill.

So why would I risk the stability of my country and workplace by voting for Joseph? Should I only do this so that Cetta ta’ Wenza can leave her 20-year-old electricity-sucking Grundig TV switched on all day on Kalamita? (U nibatu l-SMS’s ghax ghall-giehna mejtni bil-guh.)

I am only saying that we have barely seen anything of what (I’m sure) both parties have in store.

Rabbits out of hats? Poor choice of words, if you’re attempting to defend little Joey.

The PL’s part of the election campaign regarding the water and electricity bill will be the downfall of the PL in the coming election.

Just to give some perspective, the PN hasn’t made any concrete proposals yet. Shall we criticise them for that?

There’s plenty of time for more rabbits to be pulled out of a hat.

Labour’s wild promises work out at an annual saving of 100Euros a year in my household.

Even if Labour’s pie-in-the-sky plans were to succeed, why would I want to sell 5 years of my peace of mind for 30c a day?