Full disclosure I tend to vote Labour, but I’m really interested to know if you tend to vote for the tories, what is your reasoning behind. the real shortage of qualified public sector workers for example teachers, social workers, police. A health service and education system on it’s knees. Police forces like Manchester and Met in special forces. I think that it’s symptomatic of years of underfunding. I work in the public sector and feel on a daily basis that the country is absolutely screwed. I assume most tory supporters would say it’s down to austerity but I feel it’s ideological cutting back on public funding. I’mgenuinely open to hear other views as I find it so depressing and just hope that it’s something I am missing. Let’s try and keep this respectful 😊
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If you tend to vote conservative can I ask a few questions - let’s keep it light and respectful!
Holidayhavanas · 27/07/2022 10:58
Holidayhavanas · 27/07/2022 12:23
Thank you all for responding and interesting food for thought. Do you think public services were better under Labour though? Teacher and police shortage dealt with, cut in NHS waiting times, more children able to go to uni (I know they brought in tuition fees). Why has the war in Ukraine impacted us so much when other wars in Afghan / Iraq didn’t- sorry if dumb question! Thanks
manysummersago · 27/07/2022 12:48
I seem to be saying this constantly at the moment but teaching in the Brown/Blair era was awful for me personally. It always baffles me when teachers hark back to that era longingly.
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