You're just trying to see whatever you can to support your agenda. Growth is better now than it was then, and our economy is currently expected to grow further. Picking one result to try and suit your argument is pointless.
No one is falling for your rhetoric.
That isn't a fact. We don't know what growth today is, because growth isn't measured on a day by day basis. Today's GDP has grown compared with GDP 1 year ago, by more than it grew in the same period up to the last election. So growth is higher. Unless we only look at growth over a quarter, instead of a year, in order to suit an agenda.
Growth had been growing? Growth was negative for part of that year, and then it became less negative, and your spin on that is that growth was growing.
It's your interpretation of the facts that's biased and with an agenda.
Hopefully there's a bit more information available than just that picture. The BBC aren't normally accused of being right wing.
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