David Cameron concluded the Leaders' Debate last evening with the following comments:
"I’ve been your Prime Minister for the last five years and all that time I’ve tried to have one task in mind, above all others – and that has been turning our economy around, putting the country back to work, and clearing up the mess that was left to us.
I want to stand for another five years because I want us to finish the job that we’ve all started.
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We’ve created 2 million jobs, let’s create a job for everyone who wants and needs one.
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We’ve cut the deficit in half, let’s clear it all together and have Britain back in the black.
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We’ve invested in our National Health Service, let’s keep doing that and make sure it’s a genuine service seven days a week for you and your family all year round.
What my plan is about is basically one word – security. Security for you, for your family, for our country.
This is an amazing country and we’re on our way back.
There’s a fundamental choice at this election:
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stick with the plan and the team who brought that plan because it’s working and it’s helping; or
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put it all at risk by the people who gave us the spending, the debt, the taxes and the waste.
I say let’s stick to the plan that’s working, let’s not go back to square one, let’s finish what we started."