Britain’s economy has been in the toilet now for almost a decade. The stagnation is reminiscent of what happened in the UK after WW2 when the Brits went socialist, until Margaret Thatcher saved the country with her election in 1979.

Our UP co-founder, Dr. Arthur Laffer, is now in London advising the Conservative and Reform party leadership about tax cuts and the Laffer Curve.

He notes that “Britain is already facing the highest taxes since just after World War Two, but the Labour Party wants a new wealth tax.”

Even former PM Sir Tony Blair agrees with Laffer and says that rather than raising taxes, the top rate of income tax should be cut from 45% to below 40%.

Good news: the public seems to agree with Blair and Laffer. The latest polling shows that the Reform Party and the conservative party are now at above 50% – weaning pro-growth changes may be coming to England at last.