Probably due......to the idea of 'classes' being eroded away, people are less likely or willing to align themselves with a 'workers' party. Plus the people who would traditionally support the Labour party (those on a low wage and reliant on aspects of the welfare state) are too busy getting fake tans, drinking overpriced gassy lager and watching Geordie Shore to bother voting. Why try to appeal to people who won't vote for you even when they, in theory, support your policies?
The Post Office is probably the biggest Socialist/left wing organisation, including the Labour Party.
I've never met a right wing postman. Why is that?
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The Post Office is probably the biggest Socialist/left wing organisation, including the Labour Party.
I've never met a right wing postman. Why is that?