If the policy-makers were technocrats, appointed for their expertise, rather than their adherence to one party, and those policies were voted on by people who were elected only to represent their constituents, then the electorate could forget about the party system and choose individuals who are the best advocates for their constituents and their concerns.
That question people kept asking ‘ how will you increase the finances without raising taxes’ Is this a fairly simple/ obvious answer to some of it ? https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-deal-eu-keir-starmer-irish-b2575471.html Not making ourselves poor through Xenophobia will do for me like
People, in the media, keep highlighting the FPTP results and trying to say what they'd be with PR ... ... forgetting that people would probably vote in an entirely different way if that were the case.
Having met a few technocrats I can assure you there are as many b ll sh tt rs among them. Bull baffles brains is a well known and wise saying based on experience.