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Originally Posted by OLD BOY

The Guardian article prints Javid's response on the Conservative spending plans:

Javid says what comes in in taxes will match the day-to-day spending. We may borrow £20bn to fund capital investments “but we can afford to do that”.

The detail of that will be set out in the manifesto, so this nonsense has been blown up out of proportion. We all know that it is Labour's spending plans that are the ones to watch. Labour cannot be trusted on the economy, and with Corbyn and McDonnell in charge they will oversee spending like nobody has seen before.

I wonder if McDonnell has taken possession of his new money printing machine yet...

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Given what you said about Labour's plans, I really need to point out that using the same logic, what you have said cannot possibly be true, because it's not in their manifesto.

As it happens, it isn't true anyway.

As usual your posts are about as balanced as a blind novice trying to walk across a tightrope as undecided voters want to know the truth about each parties financial plans before they then decide which party they vote for and what they don't want is some subservient lickspittling sycophant being their constant messenger.