ref date:8 Apr 1999 (ECON)
Labour speech highlights their own tax lies
Labours chancellor and once-a-Scot, Gordon Brown, said of the SNP policy to keep the income tax base rate at 23% :
"Tax revenues would then fall. Less money would be
available for public services," he said. "The result would be
to leave many people who work hard day in and day out
still struggling to make ends meet while they pay more in
taxes."
And this from the party that has raised taxes all round in the last budget.
Will Labour voters (ie sheep) see through this?
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