While Jeremy Hunt was keen to portray an optimistic picture of his autumn statement, bragging about tax cuts and how he was ‘growing the economy’, even though the facts show otherwise
“This Parliament is on track to be the first in which real household disposable incomes actually fall”
“Working people aren’t fools and won’t forgive or forget who trashed our country’s economy.”
So, yet more spending cuts, a higher tax burden and cruel policies towards the vulnerable. The same old Tories.
“Instead of tackling this injustice, the Chancellor chooses to balance the books on the backs of ordinary people rather than taxing people like us who can afford it.”
“It is one rule for the rich and powerful, and another rule for everybody else.”
There is no evidence that ratcheting up sanctions incentivizes people into work
Six cabinet members are set to be booted out of parliament
‘Our investigation therefore concluded that GB News failed to represent and give due weight to an appropriately wide range of significant views’
‘Swathes of the Conservative’s ‘Rural Wall’ are defecting to Labour after years of economic neglect.’
