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Senior Tories warn: if we can’t offer policies to win over young, we’re ‘sunk’
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2023
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Sadly I think more young people low 20s are turning more right wing thanks to their immersion in internet culture influenced by right wing think tanks and Russia.
In our office it is the millennials and Gen X that are left and the apprentices (18-25) spout incel, conspiracy theory and trump type policies they get online from USA. The most right wing Brexit was rights, drown the immigrants in the channel, what's the NHS ever done for me, are that cohort.