bentleylad44

You want a UK where the state builds the roof over people's heads and heats them fairly — council homes, a National Care Service, energy bills reformed rather than eased for business, planning rules bent to get pylons and turbines up. It's a producerist, institution-building left: less about redistributing sentiment, more about who owns the pipes and the housing stock.

You split almost down the middle with the country, but the disagreements are pointed: the nation wanted business energy costs cut and a social housebuilding drive, you voted against both — you'd rather fix the system than subsidise it, even when that puts you on the losing side of a landslide vote.

Early days here — no circle data yet to set your ally or your clash against, so this is a solo profile so far, built purely from how you vote, not who you follow.

Your one real defection — happy to side with the right on refugee family reunion and against Labour's own housebuilding push — is the thread worth pulling; is that pragmatism or a harder edge underneath the collectivism? Vote on, and next week's read will start testing that.