Javid resigns

[jamesbrown]

Yeah, and now Boris will own any tax increases, suits me better than Bliar outsourcing taxes to strong man like Brown, or like Cameron and Osborne

True, he will own them. But I think he's OK with that.

[AtW]

True, he will own them. But I think he's OK with that.

I’d rather take chances with that than otherwise, if Boris isn’t elected then Cummings is nobody

[AtW]

What's an "IT" job?

Some wise clown gig working for pennies

HTH

[Zigenare]

Some wise clown gig working for pennies

HTH

I thought you'd be the one to know. Thanks.

[AtW]

Tax cuts to those who live in Bham and further north - it’s only fair.

[AtW]

“ But Javid also stressed that he was determined to balance the current budget, as it is known – funding day-to-day spending through tax receipts – which would constrain how much Johnson has available for upfront spending pledges, unless the government is willing to raise more tax.”

Sajid Javid's exit leaves Boris Johnson in control of Treasury | Politics | The Guardian

Boris wasn’t willing to raise more tax, the Guardian is going to have to lead new campaign for fiscally balanced budgets

[BR14]

[jamesbrown]

Boris wasn’t willing to raise more tax, the Guardian is going to have to lead new campaign for fiscally balanced budgets

But we know he was. That's why he's been banging on about ER helping the obnoxiously rich get even richer, to paraphrase. You're completely misjudging him. He's more Blair than Thatcher.

[fargaman]

I am counting on it ...

Rishi Sunak, the new chancellor, is the son in law of the co founder of InfoSys.....I think we all know where this is going.

[Zigenare]

Rishi Sunak, the new chancellor, is the son in law of the co founder of InfoSys.....I think we all know where this is going.

Enlighten us.