When Chancellor Rachel Reeves first broke the manifesto promises on taxes, she said that she wouldn’t come back for more. ‘From now on, it’s on us’.

And then she came back for more.

Not to tax us, you understand, but to ‘ask us to contribute’.

It’s that kind of snide, gaslighting that defines the liberal elite and fuels popular hatred of these grifting chancers.

So, if the imagery doesn’t induce you to vomit down your own sleeve, let’s peer into Rachel’s black hole.

The Office of Budgetary Responsibility (OBR) had reported a £4bn surplus to the Government, but this was minus a few key stateroonies. They had not baked in the £1.25bn cost of the winter fuel u-turn, the aborted £5bn of disability benefit cuts and the £3bn price of canning the child benefit cap so that feckless teenage mothers could trouser some extra wedge for skag and tattoos.

All of this would have shown us to be over £5bn in the red but still way short of the £30bm black hole she was revealing to her captive audience. And lest we forget, this is all the consequence of government policy – in other words, free choices with evident associated costs.

Yes, it was now all ‘on them’.

But still she ploughed on, slating Brexit, the Tories and the Ukraine invasion.

Everybody but this Labour administration. She just wanted to pick a pocket or two.

Starmer of course signed it all off, but woe betide any poor soul who has the temerity to challenge him.

In a car crash interview, poor soul Beth Rigby stepped up and tossed in the liar epithet.

BOY-YAH!

Did he not like that. How dare she.

In a woeful display of obtuse bullying, the mask of the arrogant authoritarian well and truly slipped.

You can’t ask your bigshot briefs to slap a D-notice on that one, Keith. We see you.

I can’t now wait for the Ukrainian donkey story to break, or have I got my wires crossed?

Will Sir Queer now throw her under a bus, or will his party throw them both under one? He’s going to be buggered either way.

I myself would settle for the whole Labour house to be burned down.