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Re: Starmer’s chronicles

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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
I could have been clearer - I wasn’t suggesting formalising that. But if it happened a few times it might make parties address unpopular issues because of how unsustainable it is.

The UK needs action on a number of issues it’s almost impossible to touch because parties tie themselves up in manifesto commitments unsuitable for reality.
  • Benefit cuts
  • Raising taxes
  • Ending the triple lock
  • Affordable housing
  • Immigration
  • Council tax reform
To name a few.

here we go again with the triple lock,trust me when you're living on a state pension you'll think differently
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