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Thersa May Wants To SACRIFICE TROOPS While Giving Cash To The Bankers

Let us look at the prime ministers appalling voting record that reveals her disregard for democracy and willingness to go to war.
She almost always votes in favor of using force, she voted for the disastrous Iraq war and replacing Britains Nuclear arsenal with a newer system, however despite being willing to sacrifice troops on poorly thought out operations she has voted against improving access to service people and their families.

Theresa May hates poor people so much that she voted against raising welfare benefits in line with price rises this goes along with voting against extra support for disabled people and young people who have been in long-term unemployment, and when this has become too depressing she has voted against allowing terminally ill people from ending their lives, she would rather they rot and suffer with less and less.

The prime minister also likes to tax those on lower incomes while lowering the taxes for bankers and higher earners. She has voted to increase the VAT rate and against raising taxes on those earning over £150,000 and was against bankers bonus taxes. What a coincidence it is that her husband works for a financial institution and probably earns over £150,000 per year.

 Why do you think the PM has a problem with supporting troops and not rich bankers?
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