government. And only if you

‘David stares into the fire wondering whether to vote Labour or Conservative’, as the audience have no way of inferring that.

Conservative policies aim to promote the free market, while liberal ones seek greater taxation to support shared infrastructure and safety net programs.

This demand for constant offerings from taxpayers, hardworking families or ‘strivers’, all while living standards stagnate, means we are now experiencing what Eastern Bloc socialism endured after the 1970s. Two conspicuous hallmarks of that era similarly characterise our present: falling economic growth and crumbling ideological hegemony. The words

Expansion, soldiers and citizens