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Despite promises of no tax rises at the latest general election, Labour may go back on their word and increase income tax. We’re asking people in Cardiff for their thoughts on the Labour Party and how we’ll cope with increased taxes.

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00:00Yeah, I don't know enough about politics, but if they promise something and then they're
00:04changing what they've said, that's definitely not a good look for them at all.
00:08They, like every politician, they may promise certain things and just don't deliver.
00:14Most of the time they promise all sorts of things because they want to vote.
00:18It doesn't mean they're ever going to do it.
00:21And that goes to both sides, you know, lots of positive things that never happen and lots
00:25of negative things never happen.
00:26Probably anybody can afford as is, house prices have gone up, everything's gone up, paying
00:30more to taxes just seems useless at this point.
00:34Yeah they have gone back on their promises and it's not generally what Labour represents.
00:39I'm not currently a Labour supporter myself, but yeah, politics, it's politics, they generally,
00:46well, suddenly they do go back on what they say they're going to make decisions they have
00:49to make.
00:50But yeah, ultimately part of the reason this may have come across is because, yeah, there
00:56is a big gap in spending and it is a big hole that needs to be filled.
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