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This “volatile new force” will bring down Rishi Sunak | Andrew Marr | New Statesman
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4:54Now PlayingAngry, politicised, and anti-Tory: Andrew Marr introduces a newly identified voter demographic which could bring down Rishi Sunak and make Keir Starmer the next Prime Minister.
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Andrew Marr has identified a demographic which Rishi Sunak should fear as he leads the country towards the next general election. This large group of voters are “woefully underprepared” in terms of pension, money, and homeownership. At an age when voters traditionally swing Conservative, this group are insecure, underpaid, and “frankly, more than a little pissed off”. In this video Marr predicts that this “volatile new force” is likely to shake up British politics.
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