Instead of subsidising childcare, say, or free school lunches, the Tories indulge the greediest and wealthiest
Expect soon, Labour campaigns slating Sunak for not caring about the people. They could point to the evidence all around us. Official figures. A record number of our citizens are dependent on food banks. Teachers are feeding and clothing kids in their schools.
It should be obvious to any sentient Briton that inheritance tax abolition would confirm beyond doubt that these Tories really don’t give a damn about the neediest, or, indeed the middle classes, now also struggling. Instead of subsidising childcare, say, or free school lunches, they indulge the greediest and wealthiest. OK, these are, you might think, the biased views of an ardent social democrat.
Labour peer Joan Bakewell’s tweet makes far more sense: “Inheritance tax is good for society: it reduces inequality and promotes the idea that money goes to those who have earned it.” Resist Sunak’s cynical moves. Tax the successors of the very rich.
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