http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2010 ... liam-byrne
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| Quote: Labour today moved to define its principal target group, the "squeezed middle", by that saying such voters are people on an income of between £16,000 and £40,000-£50,000. The definition was given by Liam Byrne, charged with overseeing the party's policy process by Ed Miliband. | |
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Well considering that an income of £50 000 would put include some of the top 5% of earners does seem strange. I would have thought that £35 000 would have been the upper limit.