Anger aroused by some of the tax measures in the Budget is symptomatic of a broader disenchantment with the government. Mr Cameron needs a more persuasive strategic narrative if he is to avoid being tripped up by the trivial.
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The political fallout from the Budget, one month on
Anger aroused by some of the tax measures in the Budget is symptomatic of a broader disenchantment with the government. Mr Cameron needs a more persuasive strategic narrative if he is to avoid being tripped up by the trivial.
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