The new sports policy. "The more I can not cut"

The new sports policy. "The more I can not cut"

We agree that the balances were increased, but from what we understand the increase in sales is all done in the form of higher taxes. A drop in tax deductions means tax increases, it lacks everything that concerns the costs of politics. We hoped that after the announcement yesterday morning by an entry Tremonti important liberalization measures will go on like this but there seems, from what we read, that he saw a rule because there has been much milder the 'opposition from representatives of various professions in Parliament. And 'unacceptable. We have a little 'stew: there is a country that is falling apart and a group of people continues to rule protecting himself. The budget must be approved, there is no doubt, but there are problems when a move is approved so heavy, that leads to all sacrifices, to pensioners, public employees, businesses. Faced with a real sacrifice maneuver like this, what is unacceptable is that from the standpoint of the cost of politics has been decided to do nothing. We do not want demagoguery, but just because you go to ask for sacrifices at all, is not acceptable to say that politics can not do anything. We have to say out loud, along with workers, along with all those who care about our country, that we are angry and we can not have a piece of country that makes sacrifices and another piece of country in a time like this does nothing . Unfortunately we have a parliament full of lawyers and notaries. And these gentlemen what they said? We will not vote for the maneuver. I was hoping that it will prove all that difficult a sense of common good, having at heart the interest, but this is not happening: they pay the usual suspects, others are protected, do not want it to change. In a difficult time like this we must take a step forward in terms of liberalization, structural reforms are those that do not cost anything in terms of the state budget, but can give a stimulus to growth, can reduce rates of citizens and [...]

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I think some of this is lost in translation, but I think lots of people in lots of places can get behind the sentiment.

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