Let's think about Sunak to start.
What has he done economically since becoming PM?
Main points:
- Increase minimum wage by 10.1%
- Increase state pension by 10.1%
- Increase benefits by 10.1%
- Give everyone at least £400 towards energy bills.
- Give those on benefits £1000+, pensioners even more, towards energy bills.
- Capped energy prices for consumers at great cost to the state.
- Increased income taxes dramatically to pay for the additional socialism.
He's literally done more socialism than the Labour party would have!
Then let's go to Johnson.
Main points:
- Locked down the entire country and actively prevented most people from working or being productive.
- Paid 80% salary to millions of people for up to 18 months.
- Paid for all of it by borrowing money.
This is but a fraction of the left-wing policies that the recent Conservatives and Labour have implemented.
Sunak is finally realising that the gen pop have an insatiable appetite for getting stuff without earning it, and that no matter how much he gives away, that section of society will feel entitled to more and more and still vilify him. So he's trying to reign things in at long fucking last and all of a sudden that section of society throw a tantrum and say he's right wing!
LOL is he right wing! Maybe in his personal life he is (smart man if so), but certainly not when it comes to politics!
Forecast for the UK in 2023/24 is £1189bn tax spending but only £1058bn tax income.
Only 5 years since 1971 have been "surplus". Rest are deficit years. We have one of the highest net debt as a % of income in the industrial world.
No government can claim to be right-wing if they cannot run the country for less than they take in tax.
At the same time we have the highest tax burden as a % of GDP since the 1960s, and in a couple of years will be the highest since WW2.
So what's the problem? Spending is out of control. We are more socialist and economically left-wing now than we have been since WW2.
Stats don't lie.