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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : What sparked her fight against Brexit was the conviction that "since its inception, [it] was waged by the rightwing establishment as an attack on workers' rights and migrants' rights.
52% : The first cat she put among the pigeons of parliament, having been elected, was to take a "worker's wage" - to draw £35,000 after tax, from her £82,000 salary, and give the rest, "about 19 grand" to charity.
40% : On this, and in fact on so many issues - prioritising the climate crisis in every scenario, scrapping student debt, a coherent long view on workers' rights - she is as the rightwing troll sites describe, exactly where they fear a 25-year-old activist would be.

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