Election lessons for accountants
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There is always some backroom brains behind the personable suited meeters and greeters. Warren Buffet had Charlie Munger and James Hanson had Gordon White.
Unfortunately the Conservatives were complacent about the outwardly kind and gentle Mr Corbyn and failed to engage with the electorate while Corbyn and his sinister Marxist cronies promised freebies for all.
It is quite scary to think that people who hobnob with terrorists and advocate violence to overthrow capitalism achieved such a high turnout. The Conservatives need some elector friendly people on the frontline.
The accountancy profession should be less instinctively Tory and more professionally independent over party politics. We should objectively analyse the policies on offer.
And there was much to like in Labour's offer:
Investing in replacement infrastructure,
redirection of jobs to northern england (where there is spare capacity),
not wasting money on trident,
delaying and limiting Making Tax Digital,
reversing the Corporation Tax cuts,
not implementing the NI increases that the Tories plan, and
a fully costed manifesto.