I like how this focuses less on the idea of simply having power and more on what that power could mean for ordinary people. Poverty, education, healthcare, employment, farmers and small businesses are all such interconnected issues, and the point about creating opportunities rather than dependence is interesting. It also makes me wonder—if you could actually change just one of these areas first, which one would you prioritise and why?
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Back to the articleI like how this focuses less on the idea of simply having power and more on what that power could mean for ordinary people. Poverty, education, healthcare, employment, farmers and small businesses are all such interconnected issues, and the point about creating opportunities rather than dependence is interesting. It also makes me wonder—if you could actually change just one of these areas first, which one would you prioritise and why?
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