Douglas Jay Quotes
Fair Shares for All, is Labour's Call
Douglas Jay, British Member of Parliament (Labour), Campaign Slogan, 1946
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It became a slogan and rallying cry for Long and his followers.
She improved the economy considerably but was stuck in a socialized economic ideology that inhibited major private sector growth, without which it is impossible to eliminate poverty and with which excessive greed can also produce poverty.
The only publication with a full time Poverty beat
Martin was explaining the position of Pope John Paul II.
later also a song sung at his campaigns and rallies
At the time of this quotation, the nation had gone through more than 3 decades of enormous increase in prosperity for the wealthy, and modest gains for the highly skilled, technically trained workers. However, correcting for inflation, average salaries did not increase at all. The middle class was particularly hard hit. Only 20 percent of the population benefitted from the growth at all; however, the 1 percent had rarely prospered more. Kenworthy’s principle did not apply for this period of American history.
Justifying his support of the Hyde Amendment prohibiting Federal funds to be used to perform abortions. Carter was normally a staunch defender of equal opportunity for the poor, but the Hyde Amendment de facto prohibited poor women from exercising their rights to have abortions while middle class and wealthy women could exercise that right.. The hypocrisy was difficult for him to explain.
Douglas Patrick Thomas Jay, Baron Jay, PC was a British Labour Party politician.
