[joeysteele]

I didn't agree with her take on things to be quite frank,he also did say it was something open for discussion as to the planning of it.

I agree with a mansion tax,I do also think that it needs to be looked at so that although on paper it is a property deemed eligible for further taxation, other circumstances do need consideration as to the incomes and savings of those possibly affected.

I have no sympathy with the view of problems of working out the value of the houses in the first place.
If those that own them, wanted to sell the property, they would know almost to the penny what they should get for it.

Furthermore, many people hit by the bedroom tax, have had to give up the homes they have lived in most of their lives and had to get rid of possessions too, to downsize into going into a smaller propety.

I am just sad Mylene chose to make daft supportive comments of those in multi million pound properties while not having much to say at all about the people at the bottom end being hammered by this lot in Govt. now.

I actually admired Ed Miliband for throughout this whole programme, standing his ground and sticking to his view that doing something rather than nothing is better in the long run.
I do usually like Mylene but for me she was just talking utter nonsense on this programme as to this from a very closed thinking/agenda she seemed to have as to it.