Starmer accuses PM of 'smearing working class woman' Angela Rayner

We’ve got a billionaire Prime Minister and a billionaire. Both of both of his families have used schemes to avoid millions of pounds of tax smearing a working class woman. But I know. And the Prime Minister, the former Prime Minister has a long list of people to blame for the economic misery. They don’t want to hear it. They made her Prime Minister and millions of people are paying the price. She’s got a long list of people to blame. She blames the governor of the Bank of England, the Treasury, the Office for Budget Responsibility. The American president is blamed. At one point, we even learned that the poor old lettuce was part of the deep state. Does the Prime Minister agree with me that it’s actually much simpler than that? It was the Tories unfunded tax cuts, 10s of billions of pounds of unfunded tax cut that crashed the economy and left millions paying more on their mortgages. Bosonics. Mr. Speaker, everyone knows that two years ago I wasn’t afraid to repeatedly warn about what her economic policies would lead to, even if it wasn’t what people wanted to hear at the time. Mr. Speaker, I was right. I was right then. But I’m also right now when I say that his economic policies would be a disaster for Britain. He would send inflation up, mortgages up and taxes up, and working people would pay the price. Well, I appreciate the Prime Minister of the stomach to say it out loud, but everyone knows it’s the Tory party’s obsession with wild, unfunded tax cuts that crashed the economy. We know it, he knows it, they know it, and the whole country is living it. So when is he finally going to learn the lesson from his predecessor’s mistakes and explain where the money is coming from for his own? Completely unfunded 46 billion. To scrap National Insurance. Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker, when, when my predecessor was running for leader, to use his words, I did have the stomach to argue out loud about her economic policies, had the conviction to say that they were wrong. But not once but twice he tried to make his predecessor Prime Minister. Despite despite him opposing NATO and Trident, ignoring anti-Semitism and siding with our enemies, it’s clear what he did. He put his own interests ahead of Britain’s.