Sean Rameswaram
speaker
7,113 appearances
119 recordings
4 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 9 Sep
Sean Rameswaram’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Poor economic growth.
Living standards not improving as quickly as we're used to.
Inflation post-pandemic.
All of that comes together and it creates similar forces that you see in the US, right?
So we have, you know, electoral coalitions, the rise of people who can communicate super well on social media in the new age, who grab hold of attention.
The Green Party just hit a major milestone for the first time.
It's just that I think what is happening here is that that is happening in our parliamentary context rather than a presidential context where you elect a president and they are there for a full term, whether they're unpopular or not.
Here, if you lose the confidence of the public or the confidence of members of parliament, then suddenly you can be out on your ear within weeks or months.
Let's talk about the last time there was a major shift.
It was in 2024 when voters had become wary of the Conservative Party, right, in the UK, and that's when they elected the Labour Party and its leader Keir Starmer into office.
They elected them with a landslide.
A Labour landslide and then some.
We did it!
an astonishing majority they got in the House of Commons.
Enough to basically do whatever you want.
Now it has arrived.
Change begins now.
But I think once he'd gone into power, he didn't really know how he wanted to change the country.
He stood on a manifesto of change, in quotes.
You know, it was a kind of hopey-changey thing, as you guys put it, without much substance to it.
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