A lifelong Labour voted vowed that he would never vote Labour again, as he discussed Rachel Reeves' "worrying" Budget.
Speaking to GB News, Daniel Gardiner explained that he thinks that the plan is "just not working."
Yesterday the Chancellor revealed her Budget has the aim to source £40billion in taxes in order to address what she called the "scale and seriousness" of the economic situation inherited from the Conservative government.
Speaking to GB News Gardiner said: "There has been nothing mentioned about pensioners or disabled.
Daniel Gardiner said that the plan is "just not working"
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"The disabled were mentioned, but nothing at all about benefits apart from Universal Credit."
Asked whether he would be inclined to vote Labour again he said: "I don't think so. In my mind, I would say it's just not working.
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"I don't know who I would vote for, but it wouldn't be Labour or the Conservatives."
He added: "They're on about this big black hole that they've got to try and fulfil refill.
"But to me she just seems to be spending more money."
Rachel Reeves delivered the Budget yesterday
PAThere was a tense atmosphere in the Commons yesterday when Reeves unveiled the record breaking series of tax hikes that will affect people all across the UK.
The Chancellor announced that there will be an increase in employers' national insurance contributions, set to rise by 1.2 percentage points to 15 per cent from April 2025.
The Government justified the measure as necessary to fund public services and restore economic stability.
He described the Budget as "worrying"
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Outgoing Tory leader Rishi Sunak blasted the party for the tax hikes, and accused Labour of "fiddling the figures".
He said: "Time and again, we Conservatives warned Labour would tax, borrow and spend far beyond what they were telling the country.
"Time and time again they denied they had such plans, but today the truth has come out.”
