no I think it makes her a nationalist. Which means nationalism is her priority. It's not mine and it's not Labour's.
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no it wasn't, they claimed they'd lower the deficit from day one, they wanted to clamp down of tax evasion
the SNP planned to cut the deficit too. IFS reported plans were virtually the same.
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the IFS missed a 5 year figure off their report. Labour's was a projection of what they thought they could achieve while SNP was a
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solid commitment to borrow
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same as labour.
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there was no commitment to increasing borrowing by labour, they couldn't stomach actually saying it to the public
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a cut in the deficit as a share to the GDP, that happens naturally when you grow the economy
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and the IFS missed the year 5 figure for some reason which didn't give a accurate analysis
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