mike_t_1987

You want a Britain that guards its borders and its balance sheet with equal suspicion, but hands out compassion at home without flinching — scrap the two-child cap, apologise for the past, tax idle wealth, while pouring nearly £80bn into defence and giving immigration policy a hard, sceptical squint.

You're a majority-sider more often than not — 22 of 30 recent votes landed with the national mood — but your dissents are pointed: you backed a 22% tax on cash and ISAs when most of Britain recoiled from it, and you called the Green Party a danger when the country was more evenly split.

Holborn and St Pancras is a near-unanimous yes-machine in your feed — every local vote you can see clustered at 100%, from science funding to planning reform — yet you broke from it on devolving power to regional mayors, voting no while your own patch and the country both leaned yes.

You've never touched Health, Justice, Technology or Foreign Policy — striking, given how confidently you've staked out Defence and Rights. A Britain-shaped worldview with no position on the NHS or the courts is a house with the front room finished and the back rooms bare.

This is early days — 32 scored votes is a shape, not a verdict — but the tension between your welfare-left instincts and defence-right steel is already the most interesting thing about you. Vote on Health or Justice next and watch this profile sharpen into something unmistakably yours.