"As the political scientist Eric Kaufmann points out, income and social background are having ever less bearing on voting behaviour: 'Small-c conservative working-class voters have migrated to the Conservative party because of immigration and Brexit. On the other side, successful educated cosmopolitans opt for Labour or the Lib Dems.' This is most vividly seen in the correlation between remain voting and higher education. This is not a matter of economics, he says, but 'a measure of psychological openness and a liberal worldview'. "
Simon Jenkins at The Guardian discusses white identity politics in Britain and the United States.
Thursday, November 28, 2019
"What May Be Deplorable Must Not Become Incomprehensible"
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Boris Johnson,
Britain,
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Corbyn,
European Union,
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Trump,
twenty-first century
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