I see the Tories have a 'Value for Money Action Plan'.

Perhaps step one should be to stop candidates accepting large sums of money from individuals who, through their 'non-domicile tax status', exploit a loop-hole in the law in order to avoid paying millions of pounds in tax in the UK?

Step two - Scribble out the name of the Tory candidate and send the cheques to the Inland Revenue?
Real Opposition | Email | Homepage | 04.05.05 - 5:00 pm | #

Well, Mr "Real Opposition", at least the candidates in question have been open about where they are getting their money from. What are your views in solving this matter? Why not change the electoral rules and have public funding of parties. Has your party argued for the closing of tax loopholes? Probably not. You would rather put up taxes whilst the current government are busy wasting them. If you were a high earner, you'd probably think twice about your income tax being raised. Call yourself the Real Oppostion? I don't think so.
Clive | Email | Homepage | 04.06.05 - 12:29 pm | #