There is a crisis within The Conservative party over its direction on Social Policy and in light of the Universal Credit crisis among those who are as Theresa may described as just about managing. In my view the issue with the welfare policy is the inhumanity of it, say one month someones income was as a casual worker , the next month his or hers UC payment could be £0, I know this has occurred but not sure of how much on a wider scale . This is based on a litany of media stories in the few months to say the least.
In the 5th Richest what are we to portray ourselves as a noble and just Country. In my view it will be seen as the failure of Market idealism within the Welfare System. An immediate way of safeguarding people is to stop the he brutal tapering system that leaves many peoples finances in a precarious position at times in any possible month while on UC. Another way out of the mess of a policy would be to increase welfare spending in line with inflation and mould a system into which the Welfare freeze ends, yes we have a high employment rate but it is in some areas of employment sectors in the Country at large enforcing social regulations to counteract the worst excesses of Call Centre Britain.
The PM gave us hope at the start of what now seems a dire period in contemporary politics. The message for those burning injustices would further ring hollow, barren and fundamentally dead in the event of a policy driven No deal Brexit. Reform would falter tax revenues would drop and those of us in precarious positions , below the surface of this Strong economy of ours would incur the punishment of a more starved set of public services,due to a lack of tax revenues from a economy burdened by the WTO scenario that Liam Fox the International Trade Secretary has reminded us with statements about rolling over trade deals that we have currently with other nations through 40 years worth of EU membership and associated trade agreements that the UK has accumulated.
The Reformist 