Did you read the 2nd small paragraph I wrote?1985;
The House of Commons approved revisions of the country's divorce laws today, voting to allow couples to start proceedings after only one year of marriage instead of three.
The Matrimonial and Family Proceedings Bill, approved in a 119-16 vote, also ends the alimony right of divorced wives that ex-husbands have complained amounted to virtual lifetime support.
The bill, introduced by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservative Government, is expected to take effect next fall despite bitter attacks on it by church leaders.
THen we've got the 'right to buy' scheme which saw families saddled with debts they couldn't afford.
Add the rise of availability to get easy credit.
Kids growing up in one parent households (i know that's a fave of yours).
Conservative policy
That’s a Conservative party policy, not a conservative policy.
Just as Blair was leader of a socialist party and wasn’t socialist.
Regarding the right to buy scheme, ownership of property is very much conservative, so I agree with your first poi but not your 2nd.
Nobody has a problem with separating Blairism from the traditional Labour Party movement, but they seem to think every single thing the Tories do is the conservative ideology being enacted... its not.