Ritchie has his claws out:

I note Digby Jones, the former CBI director general and a trade minister under Gordon Brown (but never a member of the Labour party) has described the speech as “divisive and a kick in the teeth” for business. Well I have news for him. He’s wrong. I’ll reflect separately on what good business is, but what we can be sure of is that Digby Jones is the personification of all that is wrong with it: cronyism, self interest, monopoly abuse, employee abuse, environmental abuse, secretive, indifferent to community, indifferent even to shareholders and those like pensioners who depend on business profits for their future well being.

Oooh, get her!

Does this mark a reluctant acceptance that "You're wrong" is indeed now considered a valid argument, or is Ritchie failing to live up to the very standards he loves to require of others?

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