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He often wears it to connect to his followers I think, in the same way that Harold Wilson often appeared in pics holding a pipe or with it in his mouth, when in reality he was a cigar smoker.Or Boris with wild ruffled hair and ill fitting suits to appear to be a man of the people, or Farage holding a pint when he isn’t a beer drinker.
“The 1964–1970 Labour government carried out a broad range of reforms during its time in office, in such areas as social security,[34] civil liberties,[35] housing,[36] health,[37] education,[38] and worker's rights.[39]
It is perhaps best remembered for the liberal social reforms introduced or supported by Home Secretary Roy Jenkins. Notable amongst these was the partial decriminalisation of male homosexuality and abortion, reform of divorce laws, the abolition of theatre censorship and capital punishment (except for a small number of offences — notably high treason) and various pieces of legislation addressing race relations and racial discrimination.[40]
His government also undertook the easing of means testing for non-contributory welfare benefits, the linking of pensions to earnings, and the provision of industrial-injury benefits. Wilson's government also made significant reforms to education, most notably the expansion of comprehensive education and the creation of the Open University.[40]”
But, unlike Farage and Johnson, Wilson did actually represent the working class whose image he took on; he didn’t just pretend to be on their side the way that they ( and Trump) pretend to be…