So much for this being a "cost of living government"
Ben Riley-Smith (@benrileysmith) profile pictureBen Riley-Smith
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This utterly bleak line from the Resolution Foundation on living standards in their overnight Budget analysis. "Between now (2026-27) and the end of the Parliament (2028-29), typical incomes are forecast to fall in total by £1,050 (3 per cent)." In other words: On average we'll be getting poorer in the run-up to the next election.

Oct 29, 2026 · 9:38 AM UTC

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So incomes will fall just as they did under you pricks
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Believing in a political party or government is only for idiots, preferring one over another is acceptable, privatisation and Brexit means I don't prefer you lot.
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@UKLabour didn't crash the economy, didn't wipe thousands off pensions, didn't add £500 to mortgage payments, didn't spike inflation to 11% haven't borrowed 1.68 trillion pounds, they are saving 70k buisnesses buisness rates, 25% off their energy bills and giving
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