Yves came to do the best. Chad Murphy discussed how British voters felt about almost everything the government did, but there was also widespread dissatisfaction in the United States. However, as the political scientist Tom Ferguson has recorded, government policies reflect the pet wishes of well-funded interest groups, not the general public, so the problem of not being able to represent the public interest is here.

However, the U.S. response to declining government performance and ensuing legitimacy was centrifugal impulse. Core liberals like Milton Friedman are hidden anarchists; the true left is increasingly having a say, and both camps are increasingly interested in survivalism (and those who are not driven by ideology) But consider more self-sufficiency as a hedger). Worryingly, our assumed Democratic elite has become more and more authoritarian when it is not good at strategy and execution.

Author: Richard Murphy, Chartered Accountant and Political Economist.He has been The Guardian description As an “anti-poverty campaigner and tax expert”. He is Professor of Practice in International Political Economics and Director of UK Tax Studies at City University of London.He is a non-executive director Cambridge Econometrics. He is a member of the organization Progressive Economic Forum. Originally published on UK Tax Research

I haven’t noticed before Poll by Ipsos Mori Mid-December. They use ten indicators to ask people whether they think the government is doing good or bad. These are the survey results:

This is a negative score for all vaccines. Even in areas where the Conservative Party is usually strong, such as the economy, there are significant negative rankings. On many issues, the score is terrible.

Of course, I know all the weaknesses of voting. However, having said that, this is a severe set of statistics for the government, and the situation will only get worse as 2022 begins. They don’t manage the omicron variants well, most people will know.

Of course, this is not to say that people think that the Labor Party will do better. Although their poll rankings have risen significantly, this is more a measure of the frustration shown by the polls rather than positive support. However, having said that, I do have a positive attitude towards this. People in this country have not yet accepted the idea that the role of the government is to see the problem and get rid of it. This is what this government does.

They expect initiative rather than inaction.

They demanded solutions instead of providing empty talk.

They believe that the government should deliver on promises, such as upgrades, even if no one really knows what it is.

This is very important. There is evidence that some people now despise the government because of its existence. This seems to be the motivation of most anti-vax lobby groups. For reasons that seem to be difficult for them to explain, they hate the concept of government and associate it with the concept of professional knowledge. They also hate this concept, although it is difficult to solve what they will use to replace any of them.

I read that the poll data is that this is not a comm0n-place view. The question frame is about actions, such as “Improve the NHS”, not just “Does the NHS do a good job?” Asking questions in this way can produce very bad results. if it is like this. It is reasonable to conclude that people still want a proactive government.

Me too. But we will not get it while the Conservative Party is in power. Those seeking power should pay attention. The Conservative Party’s approach of “handing things over to the market” is no longer the choice people want.