Labour's plan to tax non-doms confused a few voters who thought the party was planning to tax condoms. A Labour politician had to placate the voter by pointing out they were voting non-doms (non-domiciles), instead of condoms, like the “prime minister’s wife”. While one voter was swayed by the argument, London’s moneyed elite aren’t particularly thrilled.
Labour's plan to tax non-doms confused a few voters who thought the party was planning to tax condoms. A Labour politician had to placate the voter by pointing out they were voting non-doms (non-domiciles), instead of condoms, like the “prime minister’s wife”. While one voter was swayed by the argument, London’s moneyed elite aren’t particularly thrilled.
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