Re: The next big leader?
Posted: Thu 14 May, 2015 23.45
Wet public school wanker.
Google searches go in the search box in your browser, not in the reply box.Alexia wrote:Wet public school wanker.
Google searches go in the search box in your browser, not in the reply box.Alexia wrote:Wet public school wanker.
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/com ... 54337.htmlJulian Astle for The Independent wrote:For rather than identifying either with the Left or the Right as the pre- and post- war generations did, and do, today’s young combine the social liberal views of the Left (secular, internationalist, concerned about the environment, relaxed about lifestyle choices and family structures) and the classical liberal views of the Right (in favour of balanced budgets, low taxation, conditional welfare, personal responsibility, individual choice and entrepreneurship) without seeing any contradiction between the two.
This increasingly educated, empowered, technologically savvy cohort is left cold by the conservatism of the Tory party and the collectivism of the Labour party. They are instinctive liberals. They just need a liberal party to vote for.
Chuka Umunna has ruled himself out (and why are people calling him Khan?)Alexia wrote:I can see Chuka Ummuna getting the Labour leadership, sadly.
*slow clap*JAS84 wrote:Chuka Umunna has ruled himself outAlexia wrote:I can see Chuka Ummuna getting the Labour leadership, sadly.
(and why are people calling him Khan?)