Degree/no degree could well be the new middle or upper/working class divide. The difference in attitudes is stark, in my experience, and I divided my time between both groups for the last twenty odd … (View Post)

That would be very difficult - non graduates between 18-64 would vote very differently to graduates in the same age bracket. I would almost, though not definitely, hesitate to call graduates ‘working… (View Post)

You said ‘working class’ not ‘workers’. My only reason for commenting in response was to point out that ‘working class’ includes a large proportion of the retired, and other posters before you have i… (View Post)

I’ll take your use of ‘working age group’ as an implicit apology, and forgive your earlier temper (View Post)

It seems “If you’re not a socialist when you’re 18 you’ve got no heart - if you’re still a socialist when you’re 40 you’ve got no brains” has been written tonight right here before our eyes. What an … (View Post)