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26 Mar 15
13:26
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i thought the keystone was to raise this back to 50%
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hes lost the plot............God help us if he plays a part
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labour have shown time and time again they are the party of tax and spend.
the people who advocate that tend to be the deadbeats who aren't being taxed f all |
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labour woman on daily politics talking about raising it to 50 %
no questions from andrew neil about contradiction ? |
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Higher rate is 40%. Additional rate is 45%
.https://www.gov.uk/income-tax-rates/current-rates-and-allowances |
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cheers degs,
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mange 26 Mar 15 12:32
hes lost the plot............God help us if he plays a part I have to take you to task on this, he has not "lost the plot" he never had a plot to lose, he has always been the consummate d!ckhead. |
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20 odd years ago before Ed Balls had been invented, a labour supporting colleague I worked with told me that this Balls guy was very clever. His words were "he's got a brain the size of a planet".
At least I think that's what he said ... I've come to believe that I misheard and he actually said was "he's got a brain the size of a gannet's". But a private education and then Oxford (key components of any good working class socialist) must mean he was a straight A student. In my book, he's a thickie. |