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Corbyn-economics aren't perfect... far from it. I'm wholly against and baffled by this hypothecated tax for the NHS, but I'm not going to agree with everything they suggest or do. On the whole though, I believe their economic strategy is the soundest thing we've seen for nearly two decades.
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So if you and many don't like Corbyn-economics, please can you explain why?
What is it specifically you don't like? We know the Lib Dems and the Green Party are behind Labour's economic policies but those are two parties adamantly against how the Tories run the economy, so if you don't agree with this Labour's style of economics you can't be Lib Dem or Green either. How do you propose we can fix what's broken or do you even believe its broken?
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