It was, it was quite literally a claim made by Lord Ashcroft in ANOTHER book….
As much as “Cameron fucked a pig” was a fun thing to attack Tories with, people didn’t think it was /actual/
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She’s wrong, tax experts have told her she’s wrong and yet she keeps just repeating “I took advice”, as if incorrect advice is some sort of impossibility.
Tories trying to make others look bad on tax affairs is just hilarious
That’s just politics these days I’m afraid. One smear after another. Gone are the days of “vote for us for our policies”, it’s now “vote for us because look what the opposition did”. Like a bunch of fucking kids.
I hate the state of journalism now.
Who gives a fuck what Angela Rayner or Lord Ashcroft say about it? Do some investigation and find out what the reality of the situation is.
Years of her running smear campaigns on tories, she doesn’t like it back on her lol
Such a typical millionaire politician thing to say.
For a party which keeps on suggesting that people *pull themselves by their bootstraps*, there is nothing they enjoy more than kicking someone who they think no longer knows their place.
Quibbling over £1500 when Esther McVey expenses 20 grand a year to rent a flat in London just up the road from the house her husband owns and rents out.
I don’t think this excuse (taking advice) would make one of us above the law. But clearly it works, in her case. Above the law.
of course they are.
From the facts the public are aware of, there is a small amount of tax due (tax advisors who only know what the public know say so). She says tax was not due because of a tax advisor has said they are not. Why doesn’t she or her advisor (with her permission) just set out why the tax isn’t due? That seems the simpler, more transparent route which would end the story.
Why can’t politicians, of all sides, be more straight forward with the public?
Of course it was… The Tories are desperate and flinging muck any way they can in the hope that _anything_ will stick.
It’s desperate and pathetic, but then so are the Tories.
Can’t stand her, blamed her terrible grasp of English on her “working class education” which she will not apologise for (her words), so how did I go to the one of the worst school in the country in the ’90s in Salford and have a substantially better education than she appears to have received?
If you drop a bollock, claim that bollock, don’t blame your inadequacies on the education you didn’t bother listening to as a child.
On top of that her attitude in general stinks to high heaven.
Woah, Deja vu.
>”Starmer had a curry with colleagues during lockdown!” – the political party that was getting dragged for having a massive pissup and necking each other in the middle of a pandemic.
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It was, it was quite literally a claim made by Lord Ashcroft in ANOTHER book….
As much as “Cameron fucked a pig” was a fun thing to attack Tories with, people didn’t think it was /actual/
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She’s wrong, tax experts have told her she’s wrong and yet she keeps just repeating “I took advice”, as if incorrect advice is some sort of impossibility.
Tories trying to make others look bad on tax affairs is just hilarious
That’s just politics these days I’m afraid. One smear after another. Gone are the days of “vote for us for our policies”, it’s now “vote for us because look what the opposition did”. Like a bunch of fucking kids.
I hate the state of journalism now.
Who gives a fuck what Angela Rayner or Lord Ashcroft say about it? Do some investigation and find out what the reality of the situation is.
Years of her running smear campaigns on tories, she doesn’t like it back on her lol
Such a typical millionaire politician thing to say.
For a party which keeps on suggesting that people *pull themselves by their bootstraps*, there is nothing they enjoy more than kicking someone who they think no longer knows their place.
Quibbling over £1500 when Esther McVey expenses 20 grand a year to rent a flat in London just up the road from the house her husband owns and rents out.
I don’t think this excuse (taking advice) would make one of us above the law. But clearly it works, in her case. Above the law.
of course they are.
From the facts the public are aware of, there is a small amount of tax due (tax advisors who only know what the public know say so). She says tax was not due because of a tax advisor has said they are not. Why doesn’t she or her advisor (with her permission) just set out why the tax isn’t due? That seems the simpler, more transparent route which would end the story.
Why can’t politicians, of all sides, be more straight forward with the public?
Of course it was… The Tories are desperate and flinging muck any way they can in the hope that _anything_ will stick.
It’s desperate and pathetic, but then so are the Tories.
Can’t stand her, blamed her terrible grasp of English on her “working class education” which she will not apologise for (her words), so how did I go to the one of the worst school in the country in the ’90s in Salford and have a substantially better education than she appears to have received?
If you drop a bollock, claim that bollock, don’t blame your inadequacies on the education you didn’t bother listening to as a child.
On top of that her attitude in general stinks to high heaven.
Woah, Deja vu.
>”Starmer had a curry with colleagues during lockdown!” – the political party that was getting dragged for having a massive pissup and necking each other in the middle of a pandemic.