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Reported cuts to benefits are extremely concerning. We absolutely should not be removing benefits that allow disabled people to be independent, get work, and stay in work. Let's try wealth taxes instead.
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Great interview Steve! And we all need to KEEP calling for a wealth tax.

Low-income Americans who voted for Trump say they are counting on him to keep their benefits intact even while his Cabinet picks and Republican lawmakers call on him to reduce federal spending.

Well said Steve

But will you fight this or just grumble then go along with it?

I hope the Labour MPs put the needs of their constituents before the wants of government. All MPs who know this is wrong should not stay silent.

Thankyou for standing up and speaking the truth. People are scared and extremely disappointed that this govt is happier to take benefits from the most vulnerable rather than 2% from those with over £10m in assets.

Especially when the figures prompting all this have been made up by the DWP & they've openly admitted it. Now they've been rumbled for that, they've made up even more nonsensical figures, & are being rumbled for that too.

Steve, Politicians are terminally disengaged from those trapped by Poverty. For Many politicians this disengagement declines to indifference! Why Disengaged? If your washer broke down, you would replace it and probably charge it to expenses. The Poor would have to do without.

I know you say it and you belive it but as someone staring disability in the face with chronic pain and a degenerative heath issue...... I know you will no doubt vote it in I need MPs to vote it down or life is Fecking worthless.....

At least not everyone is Starmer's "Labour" Party is an unhinged, disabled-bashing ghoul. Fair play.





