The model of pre-coronavirus capitalism, with high levels of inequality, is losing popular support, suggesting the need for a post-Covid world with more support for the vulnerable and higher taxes, especially on extreme levels of income, wealth & profit.
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Great article from @DuncanSmithTD👇
Words matter and tone matters, especially in politics. Those who get angriest and shout the loudest in the Dáil generally don’t bother providing constructive alternatives. Anger isn’t a policy. @labour
I’m pleased to have been nominated to contest the co-options for the male panel of the Executive Board of the @labour party. I look forward to engaging with the members of the EB and I want to thank every member that has pledged support so far
After months of lockdown, it’s understandable to be anxious and nervous about the easing of restrictions.
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Of all the names being mentioned as potential candidates in the by-election caused by the resignation of #Eoghanmurphy NONE of them match the record of activism and parliamentary achievement as @ivanabacik. Looking forward to a strong & energetic campaign for this legend
As a Senator @ivanabacik supported collective bargaining rights for freelance journalists and others in the arts. A defender of worker's rights. #teamivana
In fairness to the @TFIupdates
that’s the way to answer a parliamentary question, by announcing the launch of the very iOS @LeapCard top up app I asked about 👏👏