Meansremain

Meansremain is a political party in the United Kingdom, founded in 2019 by former Labour MP George Galloway. The party's name is a portmanteau of "means" and "remain," reflecting its stance on the United Kingdom's membership in the European Union. Meansremain advocates for a "remain" vote in the United Kingdom's membership referendum, while also promoting a more progressive economic policy, including higher taxation on the wealthy and increased public spending.

The party's platform includes a commitment to nationalize key industries, such as energy and transport, to ensure they are run in the public interest. Meansremain also supports a green New Deal, aiming to create jobs in renewable energy and other sustainable industries. The party is known for its strong stance on internationalism and solidarity, advocating for a more active role for the UK in international affairs and support for global movements for social and economic justice.

Meansremain has been involved in various political campaigns and protests, including the 2019 general election and the 2020 Brexit referendum. The party has a small but dedicated following, primarily among those who support the UK's membership in the EU and advocate for more progressive economic policies. However, it has not gained significant electoral success, and its influence in UK politics remains limited.