Labour are "for the many, not the few".
The Tories, though they'll never admit it, lean towards "for the few, not the many".
What we need, in a world of divisions, is a party that's "for everyone". Where the rich don't feel hounded and scapegoated. Where the poor get more help.
The Tories, though they'll never admit it, lean towards "for the few, not the many".
What we need, in a world of divisions, is a party that's "for everyone". Where the rich don't feel hounded and scapegoated. Where the poor get more help.
A party shorn of extremes, acting at all times to make the UK a better place to be. Part of that is about striving for greater equality, but that cannot be the obsessive, overarching driving force.
Imagine for instance an NHS so good, it obviates the need for private care.
Imagine for instance an NHS so good, it obviates the need for private care.
Maybe a pipe dream, but even the well off don't spend money they literally don't have to. They wouldn't be paying for private health care if the NHS offered the same service level and outcomes.
End the politics of envy or of greed. And welcome in the politics of inclusivity.
End the politics of envy or of greed. And welcome in the politics of inclusivity.
