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Tax Cuts Will Be Demanded By The Libdems In Nay Future Coalition.
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So, they are still expecting to be in a coalition apparently. Lets hope they hang on to this policy, unlike their previous stance on University fees.
So, they are still expecting to be in a coalition apparently. Lets hope they hang on to this policy, unlike their previous stance on University fees.
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The Lib Dems will claim, with some justification, that many more people are now paying less or even no tax because of their insistence upon raising the tax threshold, and indeed it is part of their policy to raise it further still.
Such a policy was not Tory policy prior to the last GE but it was a LibDem one, so much as I personally dislike them, I think it premature to rule out yet another coalition; And in that event,even a reduced number of LibDem MPs may still have some kind of casting vote.
Such a policy was not Tory policy prior to the last GE but it was a LibDem one, so much as I personally dislike them, I think it premature to rule out yet another coalition; And in that event,even a reduced number of LibDem MPs may still have some kind of casting vote.
// He also renewed his party's criticism of its coalition partners, the Conservatives. //
They're expecting a hung parliament, but with Labour having most seats, so they're paving the way for a coalition with Labour.
If they've got any scruples, Labour will tell them to f off, which means they won't, and we'll probably get a Lib/Lab coalition/pact next time.
They're expecting a hung parliament, but with Labour having most seats, so they're paving the way for a coalition with Labour.
If they've got any scruples, Labour will tell them to f off, which means they won't, and we'll probably get a Lib/Lab coalition/pact next time.
I hope not Hopkirk . They ( the Libs )have been a dead duck party for a century .
I hope Labour will dump the unions and become a real party of the centre left.
We can then get back to having two strong parties. In the meantime I support UKIP who may force the other parties to listen to the electorate for a change.
I hope Labour will dump the unions and become a real party of the centre left.
We can then get back to having two strong parties. In the meantime I support UKIP who may force the other parties to listen to the electorate for a change.
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