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Hard-working families are asking themselves why they bother? Burnham has refused to rule out even *more* tax rises. He won’t commit to cutting the welfare bill. The cost of borrowing is going up and up. People are working harder and getting less back. This has to end.

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Tony Patterson13 days ago

Why do you assume that well-off people are hardworking? What about the idle rich who do nothing but sit on their assets, benefit from public services but don't want to pay for them! Bloody Tories never change!

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Rob thorn13 days ago

You stand there bare faced talking about issues which your ridiculous party caused, it’s incredible how every one of you think you have been absent for 14 years, no apology not even a word of acceptance for the blame. We won’t forget, I assure you

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Deej13 days ago

You were part of all this and blindly supported austerity. You’re one of the worst for thinking people have short memories An absolutely shit MP who professionally toed the party line to keep hold of your seat More performative nonsense yet again and off to Reform when it fails

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Pushk1n13 days ago

You should urge Tesco, Sainsbury's etc to pay their staff a decent wage that would cut the welfare bill, remember though it is less now than in 2012 under the Conservatives. Chancellor Hunt saw no problem with welfare, he cut NI rates twice?

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Pushk1n13 days ago

Those firms paying poverty wages should have been tackled by the last Conservative government, that would have cut welfare?

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Essex Boy13 days ago

Narrator : the idle rich pay less tax than hard working families.

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Lola Ashton13 days ago

You took this Country and squeezed the life out of it.

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Tory Crimes13 days ago

Stay in your lane!!

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JMac13 days ago

Fuck off with all your hypocrisy and story telling. I will give you one thing - it takes a special kind of person to stand there bare faced and say the things you are saying and feel no shame. Do you have no respect for yourself?

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Clive Brown13 days ago

Exactly as they did under your incompetent party you hypocrite

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david johns13 days ago

FFS Tory vermin increased borrowing by over £1.7trillion Labour are dealing with the Tory economic shitshow and the disastrous Tory Brexit. The bastards left the NHS on its knees and public services close to bankruptcy They also caused the worst cost of living crisis on record

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The Puffin13 days ago

Why does everyone need to be "Hard working" to gain credit in Tory eyes? You've never done a hard day's work in your life.

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Polly13 days ago

All Labour's high tax policies are the same as the high tax policies of George Soros' Institute for New Economic Thinking where Treasury Minister Torsten Bell is a member. INET has worked with the SNP since 2016, now it's in HM Treasury. Liz Truss said Soros captured Britain!

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mpc13 days ago

Tory hypocrisy on steroids! Every current problem is at your door and as a party you’ll choke on your righteousness and blatant dishonesty. Never again.

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Jamie Jones77 🇬🇱 🇩🇰 🇪🇦 🇨🇦13 days ago

Removing the human rights of the British people. Removing the workplace rights of the British people. Throwing 250,000 British kids back into poverty. Attacking disabled British people. With friends like the Tories who needs enemies?

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andrew williams13 days ago

Repairing the damage caused by Conservative governments will take a while.

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Sanny13 days ago

"They're taxing your job, they're taxing your business, they're taxing your savings. You name it, they'll tax it." - Rishi Sunak

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Sanny13 days ago

"Higher borrowing, higher taxes - it's broken promise after broken promise and working people paying the price." - Rishi Sunak statement on Labour's first budget

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Noel Douglas13 days ago

Cost of welfare isn’t going up this is a lie

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Cloud Storm13 days ago

All EXACTLY as predicted by Rishi. I know they messed a lot up but it was way better than what we are looking at now.

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James Spackman13 days ago

You’re the Suella Braverman replacement? But she’s all about pulling up drawbridges.

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Pedro the Pedant13 days ago

You lot raised taxes to the highest level since ww2.

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Colin13 days ago

That's why we dumped you

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Dave C13 days ago

👏🏻👏🏻

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That discord guy13 days ago

Thats hard working families safety net you stupid women. 77.7% of tax payers are under 50k a year and most are struggling on near 30k a year and below requiring benefits just to stay afloat. Why??? Because your government failed us and make us pay for the near 1 trillion you spent over covid forcing lock downs. How fucking detached are you peope ffs

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Brokentrustsystem13 days ago

Just above the line so no UC - We pay full council tax No help with rent/mortgage No winter payments No free school meals No reduced school trips For two months out of work was not entilied to any help as husband worked, had to take a DWP loan and paying this back! To top it the few pennies we have left, god forbid we go on holiday during school time we are punished!

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Neil Stevens13 days ago

How comes you never stopped this when in power, in fact you did the opposite. Your rich buddies were given nonstop handouts and child poverty declined dramatically 🤬

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Steve Deller12 days ago

Hard working childless singletons are sick of funding other people's children.

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Shaun12 days ago

The UK is a self financing state. The tradeoff is between welfare and banker bonuses. How important is banker bonuses to the economy??

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Matthew Gordon-Banks12 days ago

Hard working families - ones where at least one parent is in work- will financially be the most significant losers if you reimpose a ban on child benefit for more than 2 children to make a quick fix press release for defence spend.

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Beatrix13 days ago

Come back when Burnham actually implements tax rises. Until then, FFS, stop embarrassing yourself.

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Holden Mutevera12 days ago

If ppl who have "a job" who moan abt ppl on benefits getting more money than they do believe claiming is so easy& they wld be better off they shld sign on : they have their pride ? So on balance are happy doing that & others happy to sign on - everyone's happy - so SHUT UP /1

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John Rattle13 days ago

They said it for years under 14 years of Tory governments - 🤦‍♂️ ffs Do one….😂🤣

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Rave The Dave13 days ago

From the crooks who gave us 14 years of austerity, Brexit, corruption and incompetence. Sit TF down.

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