An Irish Take on the UK Budget

My friend Boris is always telling me about the UK budget. He's a big fan of the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, and he thinks he's doing a great job. I'm not so sure. I think he's raising taxes too much and cutting spending too much. I'm worried that it's going to hurt the economy and make life harder for ordinary people.
I know I'm not the only one who feels this way. A recent poll found that 60% of Britons think the budget is unfair. And it's not just the left-wingers who are complaining. Even some Conservative MPs have expressed concerns.
So, what do I think the Chancellor should do? Well, for starters, I think he should raise taxes on the wealthy. They can afford it, and it would help to reduce the deficit. I also think he should cut spending on things like defense and foreign aid. We need to get our own house in order before we start trying to help other countries.
Of course, I know that the Chancellor has a difficult job. He has to balance the books and keep the economy growing. But I think he's making the wrong choices. He's putting the interests of the wealthy ahead of the interests of ordinary people. And I think that's a mistake.
I hope that the Chancellor will listen to the concerns of the British people and change course. If he doesn't, I fear that the UK economy will suffer and ordinary people will pay the price.
I know that the UK is a wealthy country, but it's not as wealthy as it used to be. The gap between the rich and the poor is growing wider, and the middle class is shrinking. I'm worried that if the Chancellor doesn't change course, the UK will become a more unequal and divided society.
I don't want that to happen. I want the UK to be a fair and just society where everyone has a chance to succeed. I hope that the Chancellor will change course and help to make that happen.
In the meantime, I'll be watching the budget closely and holding the Chancellor to account.