Reposted by @dragon-cheval.bsky.social
It only feels “radically progressive” because we’ve spent 40 years normalising radically regressive ideas.
This was broadly how Britain worked from 1945–79, when average GDP growth was 2.6% a year — compared with 1.9% in the post-Thatcher years.
It works
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
theguardian.com
Burnham gambles on radical progressive plan to help Britain ‘rise again’
PM accepts some of his plan could be difficult and admits he ‘may pay a political price’