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Topic History of: Tory Manifesto
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andrew Spee wrote:
Also in the Manifesto - it is proposed that the Winter Fuel Allowance is means tested.

Originally every OAP got it; then it was only one payment per household. ITK will be incensed.




Nothing wrong with means rested.
robbiex Spee wrote:
Also in the Manifesto - it is proposed that the Winter Fuel Allowance is means tested.

Originally every OAP got it; then it was only one payment per household. ITK will be incensed.




If the tories said that they would introduce decapitation for shop lifting, he would support it as long as the the person introducing it was wearing a blue rosette. Wonder what he thinks of the price capping on energy costs, originally proposed by Ed Milliband 2 years ago.
Spee Also in the Manifesto - it is proposed that the Winter Fuel Allowance is means tested.

Originally every OAP got it; then it was only one payment per household. ITK will be incensed.


Spee Predictions are made for the budget deficit - which current newspaper editor (Osborne) said would be gone by 2015.

This was in 2010. As the deficit increased, the budget surplus prediction was revised to 2020.

Later, the forecast was withdrawn altogether as any forecast would be either wrong and/or unachieved.

Now in 2017, the Manifesto suggests 'the middle of the next decade' for a budget surplus. 2025/6, maybe!?


With the National Debt soon to exceed £2,000 billion (£2 trillion), I wonder if anyone will believe this latest prediction...