idham

You want a UK that redistributes wealth, funds a National Care Service from general taxation, and lets Scotland go if it chooses — but also rearms, builds nuclear capability, and deports foreign offenders fast. This isn't muddle; it's a coherent vision of a confident, generous state that still knows how to defend itself.

You split almost evenly with the national mood — backing Scottish independence and gender rights against the grain, while joining the large majorities on care funding and deporting convicted foreign nationals. You're not a contrarian for its own sake; when the country's right, you say so.

Early days here — no strong ally or clash has yet emerged from your votes, but the pattern is already legible: lockstep with the left on rights and redistribution, breaking away sharply on defence, where you'd likely find yourself closer to voices you otherwise disagree with.

Fourteen scored votes is a real start, but whole fields — health, housing, energy, foreign policy — are still blank pages. Cast a few more and this profile sharpens fast; check back next week to see the shape you're becoming.