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Previously on "Public spending back to the same level as it was before the crash"
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Originally posted by Dark Black View PostBut he misjudged the electorate, failed to get enough from the EU and failed to run a proper campaign for the referendum...
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostI always believed that Brexit would push the electorate towards a leftwing agenda, so the slogan should have been "Brexit means Corbyn", and I did put this opinion forward last year.
Without Brexit Cameron would have been sailing to a massive win at his next election, and Corbyn would have been replaced and remained the loser that he was before the election in June.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostI always believed that Brexit would push the electorate towards a leftwing agenda, so the slogan should have been "Brexit means Corbyn".
Without Brexit Cameron would have been sailing to a massive win at his next election, and Corbyn would have been replaced and remained the loser that he was before the election in June.
If only they had that person.
EDIT: I don't want Tories till 2030 I want Brexit cancelled. I'd even vote for Corbyn to get that.
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I always believed that Brexit would push the electorate towards a leftwing agenda, so the slogan should have been "Brexit means Corbyn", and I did put this opinion forward last year.
Without Brexit Cameron would have been sailing to a massive win at his next election, and Corbyn would have been replaced and remained the loser that he was before the election in June.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostYou're quite right. Whatever he is though, he's going to gain power.
.....very afraid
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostSo to summarise, the Tories having spent as much New Labour over a decade, have only succeeded in making everyone miserable.
The economy is about to get a double whammy: Brexit followed by Old Labour, aka Corbyn.
Make no mistake, those with the means to do so are busy insulating themselves from the shambles that is to come.
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No parliamentary majority for tax rises or spending cuts
Looks like the public debt is about to balloon again.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostSo to summarise, the Tories having spent as much New Labour over a decade, haveonly succeeded in making everyone miserableset the country on a disastrous course of economic ruin in a vain attempt to repair party divisions, which didn't even work.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
The economy is about to get a double whammy: Brexit followed by Old Labour, aka Corbyn.
Make no mistake, those with the means to do so are busy insulating themselves from the shambles that is to come.
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More austerity is needed. Cutting red tape.
To keep servicing the debt.....
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Public spending back to the same level as it was before the crash
Years of austerity 'have left UK with same level of public spending as it had 10 years ago' says IFS | The Independent
It found public spending as a share of national income was at a similar level both now and shortly before the financial crash, an event David Cameron and George Osborne claimed Labour overspending left the country ill-prepared for.
In 2007-08, public spending as a share of GDP was 39 per cent, it peaked in 2009-10 at 45.1 per cent and is forecast to be 39.6 per cent this year, according to the IFS.
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