Despised

In 'Despised', Paul Embery argues that the modern Left has lost touch with its traditional working-class base due to its embrace of economic and social liberalism.

He suggests that Labour's shift towards globalism and cosmopolitanism has alienated it from the values and concerns of the working class, leading to electoral losses.

Embery advocates for a return to Labour's roots by focusing on economic policies that benefit the working class and embracing traditional values such as community and national identity.