Treasury Minister Sajid Javid writes - Please watch this short flm

Conservatives

Income tax - cut. The jobs tax - cut. Corporation tax - cut. Fuel duty - frozen.
 
This week we're bringing in the biggest business and personal tax cuts for a generation - made possible by the difficult decisions we've taken to cut the deficit.
 
Our long-term economic plan is building a stronger economy and a more financially secure future for hardworking people - but same old Labour want to put all that at risk with more spending, more borrowing and more taxes.
 
They wrecked the economy once - we can't let them do it again. Please watch this film and share it with your friends and family today.

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Sajid Javid MP
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Jim said…
I stand corrected on the formation of UKIP, Please let me correct Sajid Javid.

"They wrecked the eoonomy once"

Once, Sajid? Once? - perhaps it was a winter of total content andd i may be wrong again, but i think its more than once, The first time we met "Tina". Though even the great Maggie could not cut spending, she basically held it and let it reduce in real terms (after inflation tax).

But once? Sajid, there is twice in the life time of even a spring chicken like me :o)
4:15 pm
Chris Whiteside said…
Absolutely fair comment, Jim - Labour did indeed wreck the economy more than once. Quite a few times more than once.

Think Sajid might be referring specifically to the present Labour Leader amd Shadow Chancellor.

Nevertheless you are absolutely right.
1:21 am
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