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Voter habits are deeply entrenched, making it challenging for parties like Reform to penetrate the existing political culture where many view alternative options skeptically. Even within Conservative and Labour supporters, there is a hesitancy towards change, often fueled by longstanding party loyalty rather than any actual party performance.
The Disconnect with Economic Realities
Choosing to ignore the economic realities exacerbates the problem. The top 1% of earners shoulder a disproportionate tax burden, and raising taxes may further suffocate entrepreneurship and economic growth. Young people feel the pinch of high living costs against stagnant wages, limiting their opportunities.