If you read on, you'll see that Ed Miliband, the current Labour leader, tried to pour water on all of this. But then ... he, and you, think alike. He, and you, don't want to admit that Conservative fiscal prudence WORKS.
The article begins with this helpful Budget summary:
Chancellor announces 1p cut in duty on each pint of beer and a freeze on cider and spirits in crowd-pleasing move
Bingo tax halved to 10% with promise of bigger prizes for players
Help for savers in the penultimate Budget before the election next year
Cash and stocks ISAs to be merged into single ISA with annual tax-free savings limit of £15,000
Osborne promised families extra help after coming through the recession
Working parents offered £2,000 tax break on cost of childcare
Vowed to cut taxes and boost manufacturing during 55-minute statement
Threshold for paying both basic and higher tax rates is hiked
£1 coin scrapped: New version will be shaped like old threepenny bit
New promises will be funded by crackdown on tax evasion raising billions
Growth forecasts upgraded as economic recovery gains momentum
But more cuts are on the way with the welfare bill capped at £119bn
Conservatives will raise tax when they must, FJ. They much prefer to cut it, however. WITH SUFFICIENT LATITUDE AVAILABLE, THEY'LL DO SO. SO LONG AS SUCH CUTS CAN BE AFFORDED.