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4) get some tax-dodgers to pay the tax that is due.
 
There are three options for the DUP money:
1) Borrow it;
2) Cut funding somewhere else;
3) Raise taxes

So unless the Tories do another U-turn and start increasing taxes, or make cuts in funding that even the Daily Mail will crucify them for, they're gonna have to borrow it.

So what is the magic money tree?
 
4) get some tax-dodgers to pay the tax that is due.

You missed out privatisation, selling of government assets at ridiculously low rates.
Thats on the fiscal side, they could always just pump some more money into the economy.
 
Roger hates everyone.

Perhaps we could claw that £1bn bribe back.
 
As always the Tories are inadvertently telling is the truth of their policies through their sounbites. The Magic Money tree metaphor was used to criticise Labour manifesto but actually described the tories uncosted manifesto and the coalition of chaos described the deal with the DUP. Thats not forgetting the strong and stable term for a government thats doing more U-turns than a driving instructor.
 
Roger hates everyone.

Perhaps we could claw that £1bn bribe back.

Clearly you would rather see £8 billion wasted on foreign bred slackers than a region in the UK receiving an extra £1 billion of funding.
Invested in the UK will mean a high percentage will make its way back to the treasury in taxes.
Spent on foreign aid you get jack schitt back in return.
 
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You chose to misquote.

Conclusion
Not correct.

It actually says:

"Conclusion
Not correct. Public sector net debt, adjusted for inflation, rose by 53% between 2009/10 and 2016/17"
 
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