As Labour’s deputy leader, I’d back policies rooted in people’s day to day lives Angela Rayner
over 5 years in The guardian
Those who need us most don’t believe that politicians understand them. We need to reconnect
On 12 December, millions of people voted against policies that would have improved their lives, and which they generally supported, because they didn’t trust us with their vote. That’s one hell of a wake-up call.
If we’re going to win back power, we need to convince people that the policies we’re offering aren’t just morally right but that they can and will be achieved. Continue reading...
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