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curbing government spending:

increased taxes, as per evident of the UK government switch to labour

reduce illegal immigration:

shortage of labour for mundane jobs, as evidenced by the UK brexit. We now don't have farmers to do the jobs that we all hate

protection of unborn lives

abortion aided to the protection, so now expect a baby boom crisis. Your daughter gets pregnant, now what? You have to fork the bill of either supporting or child care of others.

economic growth:

You rely on china for everything, when was the last product you looked at that had "made in the usa?

What is there to grow upon? AI/ML? CyberSecurity?

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> curbing government spending: increased taxes, as per evident of the UK government switch to labour

Can you elaborate on this one? I don't agree with most of your takes, but this one I just didn't understand.

The Conservative government, right wing-- caused a "black hole" in spending. Where by for the eight years they were in power the conservatives took any income, money for the country for themselves and their bed buddies.

This includes scrapping budgets for Scotland, Wales leading a dominance in the London tax haven and sabotaging anything else progressive.

So, we've finally extinguished the conservative party with a left wing party, labour who are suppose to fight for the people but in return have just released the budget report where by instead of cutting spending they're going to increase national insurance, work taxes from next April, cut public services of schools, healthcare and pensions all in the name to get us out of this "black hole" including draining further Scotland and Wales because with increase spending.

So instead of actually tackling the issue they want the same pie that conservatives had and their slice too.

Thanks for the explanation. But that sequence sounds more like "corruption -> increase taxes", or perhaps "cut taxes -> increase taxes"... not "cut costs -> increase taxes"?

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