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But he supports “the idea that we should align our housing policy with other social policies. There’s a five-year limit on cash welfare, for example. Unlimited time in public and subsidized housing doesn’t make sense.”

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The insurgent right National Rally and the leftist coalition—one of whom presumably could win an election—agree on little but averting cuts to the welfare state.

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That means higher taxes or welfare spending cuts or both, economists say.

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Badenoch insisted she could meet this promise, with the money to come from some of the £47bn in planned savings from the welfare budget and foreign aid, announced earlier this week.

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At the conference, her party has pledged to save £47bn a year from cuts to welfare, the civil service and foreign aid, if it gets back into government.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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