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Vladan Lausevic's avatar

And Sunak is also seen as a centrist technocrat, meaning representing everything that Brexitarian voters rejected. Paradox

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Jose's avatar

I don't see how a hypothetical future party could be populist, nationalist but also "very free-market" at the same time. The populist and nationalist parts would strenuously insist on trade protectionism and "us first" policies that are the antithesis of free-market economics.

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