Peter Cardwell: "Are you excited by £40bn of tax rises".
Labour MP Jeevun Sandher: "I'm excited by the investment into public services... I'm excited for a responsible, stable government!"
Sandher also says he's proud his party has raised taxes on the biggest companies 'to pay for the public services we all depend upon'.
"Private sectors understand you have to pay employees to get them in, that's also true for the public sector."
Rachel Reeves raised taxes to a historic high and sent borrowing soaring as she gambled on increased spending to boost growth and repair public services.
The Chancellor used her first Budget to announce £40 billion a year in extra taxes, with money being poured into schools, hospitals, transport and housing.
But despite Labour’s promises to protect “working people”, a £25.7 billion increase in national insurance contributions paid by employers is likely to reduce wages and lead to job losses.
The overall tax burden will reach a record 38.3% of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2027-28, the highest since 1948 as the UK recovered from the impact of the Second World War.
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