Asked about the differing statements, a Conservative spokeswoman said they were "not inconsistent" as the party could not find any "record of any verbal complaints" either.
The specific response on energy prices is to attack Labour's record in government (underinvestment, fewer companies), its current proposals for a price freeze (a market-distorting con, unworkable because of global price changes, inconsistent with the party's decarbonisation targets) and its plans for the future (overregulation, not enough competition).
The party's inconsistent stance towards the war in eastern Ukraine is one of the reasons for its current crisis.
He found the tone and tenor of the pamphlet objectionable, the idea that being in the Labour party was inconsistent with supporting workers involved in disputes or a campaign to save a hospital.
These items, he said, "would be inconsistent with a wedding party, for sure, and fairly consistent with what we have seen throughout this country time after time, which is the flow of foreign fighters to come in to terrorize and kill the Iraqi citizens".
A senior Labour figure has denied the party is inconsistent in its views on devolving power over income tax.
The agency complained that the plan was inconsistent with a settlement the parties reached last spring for the airline to turn its pensions over to the government.
The takeaway here is that Rubio's loss is inconsistent with the theory that parties control nominations and that Trump's success is inconsistent with views the scholars of political parties have had about the presidential-selection process.
"This will add to the people's existing image of Jiang Zemin -- that he talks big but is inconsistent," said an editor of a party magazine.
That would have helped stem the flight of voters to the Tories, but it would have been inconsistent with our identity as an independent party.
