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Originally Posted by heero_yuy
With the shambles left by Labour it's not surprising that debt has increased.
I'm curious: You're criticising the increase in the deficit. Given that our economic growth is currently the best in the EU, historically higher than the UK average, that is providing realistically the maximum revenues from that source, what your preferred method of squaring the circle is: Increased taxes and/or deeper cuts?
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I'm curious when isn't it labours fault anymore in 2017 when Gideon still hasn't done anything about it or after thirteen years like when labour were still blaming the tories for everything.
In answer to your question I'm not responsible for squaring any circles if I were I'd prefer to start with looking at the amount of money government departments waste and the sneaky methods companies and individuals use to get out of paying what's due, the crazy thing is if we devoted as much time to that as we did persecuting the sick we might actually be in the black each month than the red, another thing that I'd look at is why more people are claiming benefits in work than those with no work, that's a circle in need of squaring but instead of doing any thing more substantial with any of these issues they'd rather skip round the peripheries of them and have us believe that every one with a spare room or disability is a ponce.