I suspect that the political failures of Bidenomics (POLITICAL failures, mind you, not ECONOMIC) is pretty conclusive proof that in the 2020s, American voters regard themselves first and foremost as consumers, not as workers.

Includes me exposing the myth that Cambridge somehow earned its way into its leadership position in UK life sciences. It didn't. Leeds was in the lead, and then the Medical Research Council in London picked Cambridge and London as winners because it was their mates.

I have talked about this a number of times, politicians are trying to bring attention to the issue, but it's not getting attention from the media.

They spend too much time covering Reform opening an envelope.

youtu.be/0_UZQZsipoY

Equally though, if we ask ourselves what a centre-right pitch to the actual existing UK’s problems would be: tax reform, co-payment in the NHS, something like May’s dementia tax, scrap the new deal and renters rights bill, more money for local govt scrap the BSA…not sure people would vote for it?