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On the young, working - population to pay for - an elderly population closer to needing the kind - of services, whether it's in the nhs or in social care, than the people who are - actually being forced to pay for it, and therefore it's - being seen as looking after the grey vote, l which the tories think- they have a strong hold on, and neglecting younger voters. that's why the labour party is in such a difficult- position, in a way. a lot of people think, - you know, how can you vote against this when basically- government after government, generation after generation, have failed to grasp t...

To needing the kind of services, whether it's in the nhs or in social care, than the people _ who are actually being forced to pay for it, and therefore _ it's being seen as looking after the grey vote, - which the tories think- they have a strong hold on, and neglecting younger voters. that's why the labour party was in such a difficult - position, in a way. a lot of people think, how can - you vote against this when basically government after government, - and generation after generation have failed to grasp this nettle? and even some labour leaders, like andy the mayor of manchester, who sp...

A mythology about it, which is that it's some kindl of piggybank you put money in and that means you'll be looked after in your- retirement and beyond. in fact it's just another tax and therefore politically. raising that is much easier, less problematic than - raising income tax. the other part of the problem of the policy is it is— generally being seen as a tax on the young, working - population to pay for - an elderly population closer to needing the kind - of services, whether it's in the nhs or in social care, than the people who are - actually being forced to pay for it, and therefore ...

The other part of the problem of the policy is it is generallyl being seen as a tax on the young, working population to pay- |for an elderly population closer| to needing the kind of services, whether it's in the nhs or in social care, then the peoplei who are actually being forced to pay for it, and therefore _ it's being seen as looking after the grey vote, - which the tories have think| they have a strong hold on, and neglecting younger voters. that's why the labour party is in such a difficult- position, in a way. a lot of people think, - you know, how can you vote against this when basica...

House Democrats are in a "difficult position" over infrastructure because of a series of politically charged votes Senate Republicans forced last week on the $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation bill, according to a new memo authored by Sen. Mitch McConnell's team.