True.
But I'd have thought raising children from poverty, investing in education (and the pupil premium for arts), closing the gap on inequality etc etc would appeal to anyone.
But as we've seen from some, they just care about the money in their back pocket more than a better society.
Probably, but I'd need to have confidence they had the skills set do it, and be satisfied they don't squander it on nonsense, as the unions do with their funds.