There conference has certainly started with a bang and a string of policy announcements. First big policy announcement was the married tax allowance and this new initiative was to help married couples on a low income.
However the Labour Party have said that this allowance will help about 15% of married couples and believes that this tax discriminates against single people.
I would agree with this sentiment as whether a person is married or single they are working hard to pay their bills and put food on the table. To me everyone should be equally rewarded and not the select few.
Today the Chancellor George Osborne also announced there would be a crack down on long term welfare claimants.
Which means getting claimants to work for their dole money or making them attend the job centre every day.
The Home Secretary Teresa May also announced that some illegal immigrants would be deported before they where allowed to appeal. She added that the Human Rights Act would be abolished in 2015.
The Conservative have now clearly lurched to the right wing of their party and this partly due to the growing popularity of UKIP.
A lot of UKIP's members where dissatisfied Tory voters, so the Tories are hoping that a further crackdown on benefit claimants and illegal immigrants will encourage these dissatisfied Tory voters back.
I think this will either go really well for the Tories or very badly now that they have completely left the middle ground.
It will be interesting to find out in the coming days whether they have taken the British people with them or not as the case maybe.
