The pasty tax fiasco looks as though it will run and run. Cameron favours VAT on pasties and a large hot one. Miliband is up for a Greggs. Clegg probably can't make his mind up but will most likely make his a Ginsters. Ian Bone has really started something here and if sensible political analysis is yr bag have a look at Johnny Void. Forget about Greggs, they don't sell pasties anyway, they only think they do. Truth is that when the dust has settled what we will be left with is a price rise on a basic item of working class grub. Governments have fallen for less.
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
Pasty War Hots Up.
The pasty tax fiasco looks as though it will run and run. Cameron favours VAT on pasties and a large hot one. Miliband is up for a Greggs. Clegg probably can't make his mind up but will most likely make his a Ginsters. Ian Bone has really started something here and if sensible political analysis is yr bag have a look at Johnny Void. Forget about Greggs, they don't sell pasties anyway, they only think they do. Truth is that when the dust has settled what we will be left with is a price rise on a basic item of working class grub. Governments have fallen for less.
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