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For me, the key point here, as always in PR and comms, is about audiences. The reality is that anyone who was inclined to vote Labour before this news broke, will continue to do so. The same applies to intended voters for Lib Dem’s, Reform, Greens, SNP and independents. The first job of any political campaign is to keep hold of your base, and then go after the swing voters. And there’s the problem. Given that the traditional Conservative voter tends to be older, and let’s say more ‘patriotic’, this will hurt his base at a time where he needs to be trying to turn the dial up, not down. Having known people that have worked for CCO on many campaigns, they are generally regarded as very smart people, with a robust approach to message management. Sadly, the same cannot be said for the current team, and they will be punished for it.
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Some great tactics here on where you should live in 2023 and how you can get ahead! You may also want to consider removing the #liberals and the #ndp who created this mess! https://lnkd.in/ehDxhFKe
Is a $100,000 salary enough for a comfortable life any more? — The Globe and Mail
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Excited to share the latest updates from King's Speech regarding the upcoming plans for an extensive revamp of the House of Lords, as reported by the Financial Times. The proposed changes are set to bring about significant transformations, and I am eager to delve into the details with you all. Stay tuned for more insights and join the conversation around #KingsSpeech, #HouseofLords, and #PoliticalReform. Let's keep the discussion going! #Engagement #PoliticalUpdate #StayInformed https://ift.tt/pTnFvQk
Excited to share the latest updates from King's Speech regarding the upcoming plans for an extensive revamp of the House of Lords, as reported by the Financial Times. The proposed changes are set to bring about significant transformations, and I am eager to delve into the details with you all. Stay tuned for more insights and join the conversation around #KingsSpeech, #HouseofLords, and #Pol...
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Frixmon Michael is a Leadership Coach, US Tax Consultant, Financial Educator, Mentor & a Serial Entrepreneur.
Avant Group of Companies, with patriotic pride, would like to extend our warmest wishes to all Americans as we celebrate the birth of our great nation. #incometaxfiling #taxfilingservices #taxfiling #payrollservice #IndividualTaxFiling #Taxfiling #FinancialIndependence #4thofJuly#retirementplanning #FinancialFreedom #finacialplanning #individual #BusinessConsultationandTaxPlanning https://lnkd.in/gmXUPAV5
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****How do people come out of Congress millionaires?**** How do national politicians get so rich? They're well compensated for their "service" to their constituents in the form of a six-figure salary, generous benefits, and a full-time staff to serve their every need. But that compensation isn't enough to amass the vast fortunes many of our "leaders" in Washington accumulate. It's true that some have started successful businesses. But most haven't. So, what explains their wealth? Career politicians like Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, and Chuck Schumer spend their entire lives in Washington cozying up to the rich and famous. These connections are often lucrative, and they result in valuable kickbacks, perks, and benefits. Multiply those kickbacks by 40 or 50 years in Washington, and you start to talk about serious wealth. This corruption is exactly why we need term limits. #legionofpatriots for #thecause
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Here's one they should've binned earlier - 'Things Can Only Get Better'. I've always thought Steve Bray was an arse. But I didn't realise just what a catastrophic arse he was until I heard it was he who played 'Things Can Only Get Better' while Rishi Sunak made his wet general election announcement in front of Downing Street. It was almost as if Bray thought to himself what move he could make that would alienate as many working-class voters form voting Labour. Then he had a brainwave. No wonder the People's Vote campaign lost. With friends like these eh...? I know Linkedin should be used for higher things than thrashing pop songs from the 1990s but....I can't bare it any longer. I loath 1990s nostalgia. I loathe Oasis (a crap band who produced one and a half good albums, and now ChatGPT can come up with a semi-decent Oasis album, which says something). But above all I loathe 'Things Can Only Get Better' and New Labour nostalgia more than anything on god's green earth. First things first TCOGB is a crap song. A crap song for a crap government. A lame, pound shop rip off of 'All Together Now'. Nothing embodied the hollow failure of New Labour like Brian Cox, the handsome scientist, keyboarding his way through a bland, underwritten, overproduced piece of FM Radio piss. But overall it's the smugness of the song I loathe. I loathe the high-minded sense of superiority that suggests the 'third way' would make everything better. Really? within 10 years of 1997, the housing market would be so rigged that getting on the property ladder would be a distant dream for anyone under 30. So much for a young country eh, Mr Blair? The Dome. PFI. Indeterminate sentences. Drug failure. Voting reform failure. academies. No council homes. Cash for honours. Civil liberties. Rising inequality. The nation's sweetheart Yvette Cooper introducing humiliating 'conditions' for disability benefit, you'll find no reference to any of these among those nostalgic for New Labour. 'Things Can Only Get Better'? hardly. Things can only get worse more like...and we haven't even got onto the vast flexible workforce Tesco's could exploit (or the wars) yet... Nostalgia for New Labour is the preserve of the privileged and the wealthy. The same people who cashed in on the equity for 10, 15 20 years and told me I was a Nazi son of Charles Manson for supporting mild social democracy. Do me a favour. Good for D: Ream for banning the Labour Party from using it. As Blue Peter might have said in a different context, here's one they should have binned earlier... #Generalelection24 #UnitedKingdom #election24 #Britain #NewLabour #Thingscanonlygetbetter #Labour #Tories
‘Never again’: D:Ream ban Labour from using Things Can Only Get Better
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This is part 2 of former Labor Secretary Robert Reich's series on American capitalism, using #SystemsThinking to understand the #PoliticalEconomy. "MARKETS DEPEND for their very existence on rules governing property (what can be owned), monopoly (what degree of market power is permissible), contracts (what can be exchanged and under what terms), bankruptcy (what happens when purchasers can’t pay up), labor unions (how much power should workers have), and how all of this is enforced." Click here to read more:
What Really Happened to the American Dream? (Why American capitalism is so rotten, Part 2)
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For us, the key point here, as always in PR and comms, is about audiences. The reality is that anyone who was inclined to vote Labour before this news broke, will continue to do so. The same applies to intended voters for Lib Dem’s, Reform, Greens, SNP and independents. The first job of any political campaign is to keep hold of your base, and then go after the swing voters. And there’s the problem. Given that the traditional Conservative voter tends to be older, and let’s say more ‘patriotic’, this will hurt his base at a time where he needs to be trying to turn the dial up, not down. Having known people that have worked for CCO on many campaigns, they are generally regarded as very smart people, with a robust approach to message management. Sadly, the same cannot be said for the current team, and they will be punished for it. D-Day absence an extraordinary own goal from the Conservatives https://lnkd.in/eFAiZDdE
D-Day absence an extraordinary own goal from the Conservatives
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Freedom Conservatism covered in The Washington Post: There is a “lack of unity in Republican ranks about how to appeal to working-class voters,” writes Ruy Teixeira in the Post. “Some Republicans want to stick to traditional GOP approaches (such as cutting taxes on the wealthy); some want to press the accelerator on economic nationalism; some want a pro-worker industrial policy that breaks decisively with the legacy of Reaganism. “But there is no agreement. You can see it in the dueling manifestoes of the Freedom Conservatives and National Conservatives, who disagree about how strong a role government should play in supplementing and regulating the free market. You can see it in the complete lack of a party platform when Trump ran in 2020, which could well be replicated in 2024. And you can see it in the shambolic debates among the Republican presidential candidates that have been held so far this year — and the shenanigans of the Republican House last week, which now have left it leaderless.” https://lnkd.in/gY2-zZqg
Opinion | The GOP’s working-class tilt is causing havoc in its ranks
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