11-27-2025, 01:47 PM
And as for making it make sense - on those figures if Labour took on the Green policies and attracted all of their voters (they wouldn't but lets go with that) then that would put them on 36%, 9 points ahead of Reform. If they manage to convince just half of the Reform voters then they would be on 34% but then 20 points ahead of Reform.
If taxing the wealthy through increase in dividend tax, rental income tax and property tax on top of the changes to IHT last year then this isn't about the policy of taxing the rich. We're then back to personality politics - something you specifically called out with Johnson and Corbyn.
If taxing the wealthy through increase in dividend tax, rental income tax and property tax on top of the changes to IHT last year then this isn't about the policy of taxing the rich. We're then back to personality politics - something you specifically called out with Johnson and Corbyn.