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Richard, I can’t remember if you have posted this before, but if you have, I’m sure I then pointed out, as I do now, the sheer “deliciousness” of the shot of the chair/facilitator (?) of the session, Donald Trump, and his horror-stricken face when he hears Nick Hnauer come out with the “ultra heresy”, that the rich are NOT job and wealth creators. Wind the video back and relish that look, and realise just how right Nick Hanauer is – a view that demolishes not just Coalition policies (and how!), but the whole Washington Consensus, and the raison d’etre of the IMF and World Bank.
🙂
You can see this chap in Robert Reich’s film ‘Inequality for All’. His candour and intelligence have really impressed me and we need more like him – a truly reflective personality and a real human being.
There is hope!
… but who in mainstream UK party politics is articulating this idea?
Good question
It is why I put it here