There is an alternative to "let it rip" capitalism, writes Jon Trickett MP.
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The 1945 Labour Government showed you don’t have to settle for the status quo – Jon Trickett MP
The fight for a socialist future is alive. Let’s honour the legacy of Attlee’s Labour by daring to be just as bold today, writes Jon Trickett.
Marx Matters in a Deeply Unequal World in Crisis – Jon Trickett
"Marx’s legacy isn’t just in what he got right. It’s also in how he challenged us to ask who owns our world, who profits, & who pays the price."
As Energy Giants Pocket £514 Billion, It’s Time for Public Ownership – Jon Trickett
Hemsworth MP Jon Trickett highlights the scandal of private companies making huge profits by ripping off households across the country- and makes the case for public ownership to tackle it.
Jon Trickett – “I have voted against the government’s proposal to remove the winter fuel payment.”
"I could not in good conscience vote to make my constituents poorer. I will sleep well tonight knowing that I voted to defend my constituents."
Tories blame the poor for poverty but its politicians’ fault – Jon Trickett MP
Tories blame the poor in hope that the public do not realise that the poverty crisis is a man-made disaster for which politicians are at fault.
The system is failing a generation of young people – Jon Trickett MP
14 years of inhumane, ideologically-driven austerity has failed our young people - it's time for real change, writes Jon Trickett.
Our tax system needs real reform, not cuts to inheritance tax for the richest – Jon Trickett MP
"The richer you are, the lower the tax rate you are likely to pay due to the many reliefs and exemptions available to those who can afford clever accountants" - Jon Trickett MP
Delivering housing whilst defending our environment – Jon Trickett MP
The demand for housing does not mean we should abandon commitments to protecting the environment, writes Jon Trickett MP.
Undermining democracy won’t help win back trust from Red Wall communities – Jon Trickett MP
We cannot give voters the impression that we don’t trust them to make decisions for themselves, writes Jon Trickett MP.