Tomorrow, Andy Burnham becomes Prime Minister – and walks straight into a trap. On The Capitalist this week, @andrew_lilico tells @marcsidwell the bare minimum in spending cuts the country needs is £180bn. That's the easy bit.
Will Burnham try to change the voting system before he goes to the country? @andrew_lilico says if the polls are looking bad for Labour in 2028, Burnham could gamble on electoral reform – and an early election.
Will Burnham try to change the voting system before he goes to the country? @andrew_lilico says if the polls are looking bad for Labour in 2028, Burnham could gamble on electoral reform – and an early election.
@andrew_lilico 'You can't magic away the need for returns on investment and just charge less. It doesn't work like that.' @andrew_lilico says public control isn't a free lunch – whatever Andy Burnham thinks.
Full episode of The Capitalist: https://t.co/ztTlegf9Iq
'He thought his superior integrity and virtue would just by itself make everything work better.' @andrew_lilico on why Keir Starmer failed – and what that means for the man who inherits his mess.
Editor's Pick of the Week: 'Advocates for a magic money tree are actually advocating for the impoverishment of the young.' @ShankerASingham writes the speech Andy Burnham should give on day one as PM – he won't say a word of it.