She's referring to income tax and ni. Clearly they do plan to increase the tax take but not in that area. Same with corporation tax. The rest - also summed up by the IMF in much the same way.So how are Labour going to afford their "pledges"?
However, the IFS has said that the state of public finances hangs over the election campaign "like a dark cloud" and the winning party may have to reduce spending or lift taxes - something that Ms Reeves ruled out on Tuesday.
How did we get to this. Circumstance and Tory reactions. Even austerity has complaints - too fast and too severe.
Guess who was in power when the UK had it's longest ever period of growth. LOL Can they do it again? Only one way to find out and changes can not be instant - just as they have said.
What is happening currently - rut stuck factions incapable of changing their views. LOL Sure some will be labour supporters.