Cucks, the lot of 'em and the Despair of the Politically Homeless.

 Why is it when I see any of the male contenders for the Tory top job, the only word that comes to mind is "Cuck". And I mean "Cuck", In the sense of he'd let someone else screw his wife. No Guts, no Gumption (good Northern Word that), a distinct lack of spherical object-da dangling where they should be. 

The number of contenders I would vote for if there was an election is exactly zero. 

I am politically homeless. None of the major parties reflect or respect my personal viewpoints. The Reform party is close, but I just can't bring myself to trust anyone in leadership at that party. Too posh, too "Gentleman's Club", way too close to being a bit Grammarschooly, a bit too "we know what's good for you". Still looking down on the working poor despite eschewing policies that say would benefit them and vying for their vote.

I want a party who's policies benefit everyone equally. No quotas, no positive discrimination, no "writing historic wrongs". Deal with the here and now, propose a future where everyone working towards that future reaps the benefit.

Government, Public, Rich, Poor, Corporations and Companies, Banks, Builders, Stock Markets and Socialists. 

I want Everyone to work towards the benefit of the country as a whole.

No me, me, me, no greed.

I want people that work against the benefit of the country to be penalised. Tax the greedy corporations that maximise profits and payouts for shareholders and pay poor wages. Reward those businesses that invest in workers, reward those that embrace competition and slam those that create cabals. We want low prices, but do it by doing business in a better way. Maximising profit at the expense of workers should be as socially unacceptable as paedophilia. Make them pay triple the standard rate of N.I. if they keep paying poor wages.

I want people that pay their fair share to be rewarded. I want companies that raise their workers out of poverty and away from in-work benefits to get tax breaks. 

I want us to work for the common good, not greed. 

I want us all digging in the same direction: out of this shitty hole we find ourselves in.