Thread: More cuts from failing Osborne
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Old 12-03-2016, 10:26   #96
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Re: More cuts from failing Osborne
They've really got a hard on for the disabled, its completely meaningless while they waste 12+ Billion /yr on Foreign aid, the savings made from cutting benefits pales into insignificance, I think sensible people realised cuts needed to be made, and on the whole, have stood them with reasonable good grace, but we're now some 6 years in and no end in sight, Civil Service infrastructure is at its lowest since WW 2

Ossie needs to get a grip his one trick pony act isn't cutting it, and they'll get punished next Election, even if Labour are unelectable, people just may well vote UKIP/Lib Dem as Fark you gesture. UKIP may actually get some MP's next time especially if as I expect, we don't vote to leave the EU.
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