Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg reiterated calls for immediate tax cuts at Prime Minister’s Questions yesterday. He criticised government tax increases that are disproportionately penalising Britain’s poorest and urged the Prime Minister to clamp down on tax breaks for the rich. Mr. Nick Clegg (Sheffield, Hallam) (LD): Week after week, I have called on the Prime Minister to cut taxe...
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LibDems on 14th Nov 2008 (via libdems.org.uk)
Nick Clegg speechNick Clegg congratulates Barack Obama on his US election victory and says Britain should follow his lead with tax cuts for people on low and middle incomes. At Prime Minister's question time on the day after the American presidential election, Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg joined other party leaders in congratulating Barack Obama on his victory. Nick then pointed out tha...
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LibDems on 11th Nov 2008 (via libdems.org.uk)
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg would seek to push through tax cuts to help ordinary working households through the economic downturn were he in government, he said yesterday.
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PoliticsCoUk on 12th Sep 2008 (via politics.co.uk)
Conservative plans to give married couples a tax break must take second place behind a Liberal Democrat tax cut for low-earners, Nick Clegg has insisted.
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Telegraph on 3rd Feb 2012 (via telegraph.feedsportal.com)
Nick Clegg is facing a conference rebellion by leftwing Liberal Democrat MPs and activists trying to block his plans to commit the party to tax cuts.
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Telegraph on 12th Sep 2008 (via telegraph.co.uk)
Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, will tonight reaffirm his demand for tax cuts worth £18bn for low and middle income earners. With Labour and the Conservatives proposing rival tax-cutting strategies in the hope of reviving the economy, Clegg will criticise both parties for the "small-mindedness" of their plans. And he will claim that Lib Dem policies could "fundamentally rebalance Br...
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Guardian on 11th Nov 2008 (via guardian.co.uk)
Finally, the right line from Prime Minister’s Questions – and it’s one that Gordon Brown will fear the most. “What people need now is more money in their pockets. He could deliver big tax cuts for people who desperately need help”. It was from Nick Clegg. You can argue – as I do – that the Liberal Democrats’ proposed tax cut is paltry...
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Spectator on 29th Oct 2008 (via spectator.co.uk)