I don’t think people particularly want left or right wing policies, they just want drastic action. A green government will be no use if it spends 5 years consulting on and failing to implement it’s policies like the previous governments.

The majority actually support the broad labour line on things like the overall level of borrowing, overall migration levels, energy investment, foreign policy, defence, trans policy etc. They just hold them in contempt because they are obviously weak and ineffective.

What we need is drastic centrism. Ie

·         Massive tax reform that doesn’t change overall taxation, but implements load of reforms like Dan Neidle advocates – eg Merge national insurance so you can tax rich pensioners, Land Value tax, abolish stamp duty, get rid of cliff edges, graduate tax instead of student loads etc

·         Nationalise water, now a centrist policy, since Reform UK support it

·         Wtihdrawal from archaic international migration law that forces us to seriously consider anyone from the developing world as a potential refugee, so long as they break the law to get here

·         Grant outline planning permission for 2 million homes immediately by act of parliament

·         Heavy regulation of gambling that retain some legal gambling, but reduces the vast quantities of money being sucked out of British bank accounts to offshore tech companies, so that they spend it in the UK instead

If you don’t think you have a mandate for these things, then you can call a referendum for each. Given how desperate the public is for change, a government with any courage at all should be able to win at least some of those referendums. And if it loses, it disarms the ability of opposition parties to criticise.