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The paradox: people are fed up with capitalism but they still say they’ll vote Tory

Posted on November 17 2019

There’s a profound paradox in play at this election. The Tories are clearly leading opinion polls and yet polling by YouGov for IPPR finds that
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The LibDems are promoting the most hard-right, neoliberal, callously indifferent economic agenda of any mainstream party in this election

Posted on November 17 2019

All parties hope to start elections well. The result is a reflection of how things continue. For the LibDems I have to say credibility disappeared
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A ten year old can work out that this government has got its priorities wrong

Posted on November 17 2019

I think this might be the best quote I will find in today’s newspapers. It comes from an Observer article on the repeated flooding of
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