Tories might not deliver manifesto income tax pledge

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I am not in favour of tax rises. But equally I am OK with no tax cuts if the money is definitely used for the NHS.
 
So, you only voted Conservative because the personal allowance was raising a couple of thousand pounds ? That's a couple of quid a week :confused:

*edit, I've just checked. For the lower rate it's only an £500 increase !
 
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I think most voters, especially centre-right Conservative voters* will be level headed enough to understand the need for breaking of this promise. However as long as it's not just flogging the money at it to plug ever growing holes without doing hard work to solve problems before they require mountains of cash I'm always going to be fine with more money available for health and social care.

I'm more interested in 5 years time how people will react when they can't have the world for free.

*there will be A LOT that will hate this, so it's going to hurt for them, but who do they have to vote for in protest?
 
So, you only voted Conservative because the personal allowance was raising a couple of thousand pounds ? That's a couple of quid a week :confused:
and the higher rate bracket too.
It was worth a few grand over the tory's time in govt, and even more if the next govt didn't just revert it.
 
I voted Tory but I think the NHS needs more money
No.
It needs better money management and a massive cull of expensive, pointless managers.

I'm more interested in 5 years time how people will react when they can't have the world for free.
Oh, we can... well, most of us, anyway. We just have to vote Labour and they'll tax the Rich to pay for everything....!! :D
 
No.
It needs better money management and a massive cull of expensive, pointless managers.


Oh, we can... well, most of us, anyway. We just have to vote Labour and they'll tax the Rich to pay for everything....!! :D
I thought Labour had a magic money tree? :(
 
Shock horror as political party reneges on manifesto promise.

I mean come on, after the "We have no intention of raising VAT" promise then immediately raising VAT when they got in, I'm not sure why anyone believes anything they say during election time again
 
That's as simple as Brexit, no variables at all.
Ah yes, raarrrgh, Brexit. I don't want some unelected elite in Brussels running my life. I don't even understand what this means and the Brexiteers haven't actually come up with a plan for what we'll do afterwards, but I'll vote for them anyway, because Europe.
Yeah......

They do, so do any government. We all provided the fruit for them to pick clean.
Labour was wanting to spend more fruit than they had trees though, and before the trees had even flowered.

I don't think more money and the above are mutually exclusive
Not entirely, no. The above would make better use of the existing money by freeing up a lot of what's being wasted, by management, on management.
 
Shocker as politicians are revealed to be self serving, lying scumbags who will say anything for an extra vote. Shoot them all and get new staff in.
 
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