I believe we need to focus on a very few key policies. Say 4 or 5 as a minimum and absolutely no more than 10. Otherwise we become trapped into having to dissipate our energies on promoting and defending an ever growing range of policies. Let’s identify the handful or so of “king hits” that have two key characteristics: first they must be game changers, not fringe policies; second they should be capable of being readily encapsulated into a practical negotiation package with whichever party forms the next government. This latter point means that that we should be prepared to accept pragmatic gradual adoption of a policy and go to the negotiation table with a clear idea of how we will achieve this.

This is why i follow Gareth.

Agreed, but the media will spin it the best way for them to sell more stories

Well said.

To be honest, the way the world seems to be heading, a political party that campaigns on policy is engaging in a different style of politics.