The Tories vision of lower taxes and improved efficient services: – Speaking on

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The Tories vision of lower taxes and improved efficient services: –

Speaking on the Andrew Marr Show on BBC 1, Mr Cameron said that tax credits for middle class Britons would be repealed under a Tory government.

In addition, Labour’s 50 percent tax rate on people earning more than £150,000 would be kept and the Tories would also be looking at introducing new toll roads.

Specifically targeting middle class Britain — from which Mr Cameron, a millionaire who claimed £768 from the taxpayer in order to have wisteria removed from his own house’s chimney as part of his ‘parliamentary expenses’ — is unsurprisingly exempt.
The Tory leader said it was no longer justifiable to give tax credits for children to families earning £66,000 a year.

What this will mean, of course, is that those who should be having more children — as opposed to poverty stricken Third World immigrants — will be penalised for reproducing, while immigrants with higher birthrates will be rewarded for having more children under the Tory plan.

Mr Cameron also said that it was “time to look the British public in the eye and make it clear we are going to cut public spending.” This means reduced services despite rising unemployment and deprivation. However, Mr Cameron clearly marked out his intention to increase the foreign aid budget — putting foreign nations’ interests before British people once again.

A foreign aid green paper released earlier by the Conservative Party stated that it aimed to increase foreign aid to a level which would translate to £14 billion in today’s budget.