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The politician underscores the need for genuine political divergence—a real choice that inspires the electorate. He references Neil Kinnock’s earlier political stance, pointing out that the current consensus makes elections seem like a "boring" exercise where the outcome feels predetermined.
He praises William Hague’s "Common Sense Revolution," highlighting its focus on reducing bureaucracy for teachers, police, and public services—an approach that, he argues, was ahead of its time and could garner widespread support today.