Even Tory voters want cuts to be temporary
A large majority of the general public – and a slim majority of Tory voters, do not want to see the size of the state shrink and cuts to be reversed at some point
Tim Horton
Website Tim is Research Director of the Fabian Society. Prior to this he worked in the Labour Party's Policy Unit and in 2005 was a Special Adviser at the Department of Trade and Industry. Before this he was a policy analyst in HM Treasury's Enterprise and Growth Unit.
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The graph that shames Nick Clegg
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