A party that was elected by 42.4% of votes versus 40% of votes and because of that held 20% more seats and thus felt empowered to enact a thing that 37.46% of voters voted for recently had a motion of

First rule of politics: tell people good news about the future regardless of reality. Second rule: point the finger at parties intervening between the electorate and their desires, again disregarding facts.

Tax cuts without spending cuts while running deficits aren’t tax cuts at all. They’re transfers, like what our courts are currently considering with student loan payments. Yes, the most visible taxes may