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Every substantive Bluesky post by Jeevun Sandher, classified for substance and tone — each links out to the original on Bluesky. Back to the MP page.

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Bluesky activity · last 60 days
@jeevunsandher.bsky.social
86posts
62substantive
neutralvoice · measured ↗ rising

Voice score reflects the argumentative tone of the MP's own posts (critical vs supportive) — not what other people say about them. The "criticises" and "supports" lists below show who they're directing each tone at.

Most criticises
  • Nigel Farage4
  • Putin2
Most supports
  • Labour government11
  • Andy Burnham4
  • Labour Party4
Top topics
  • Cost of Living13 postsneutral
  • Economy & Jobs (General)13 postssupportive
  • Tax & Public Finances10 postsneutral
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Each post links out to the original on Bluesky — open it there to read the full thread and replies.

WhenTopicTonePost
17 Jul 2026MP & Parliamentcelebratory“Congratulations to Andy Burnham on being elected to lead our Party. For us, the task ahead is to build a stronger nation - where we stand together and make life affordable for person in every place. Together, we will. Divided, we won’t.”↗
16 Jul 2026Cost of Livingmeasured“Affordability and security go hand in hand. We cannot have one without the other. Only then do we unite this nation to meet this moment.”↗
15 Jul 2026Cost of Livingmeasured“Here’s why life feels unaffordable. And how we’re fixing it.”↗
14 Jul 2026Local Governmentcelebratory“Devolution means prosperity in every part of the country. But most importantly in Loughborough, Shepshed, and the Villages. Me on Sky News.”↗
14 Jul 2026Economy & Jobs (General)celebratory“Good growth in every postcode, including LE11 and LE12, means moving power out from London and across the country.”↗
13 Jul 2026Economy & Jobs (General)celebratory“A moral ideal. Policy Principles of good jobs, common ownership and devolution. And a political vision unites us. That’s what Andy represents. Me on Sky News this morning.”↗
13 Jul 2026Cost of Livingmeasured“This is a really difficult time for our country: an affordability crisis, a planet that's burning and war in Europe. We're backing Andy to help us meet this moment.”↗
10 Jul 2026Othermeasured“Burnhamism means every person in every place being able to live a good life.”↗
9 Jul 2026MP & Parliamentmeasured“I’ll be on BBC Newsnight tonight. Chatting about who I nominated to be the next Labour PM”↗
9 Jul 2026Tax & Public Financesmeasured“I have a confession to make: I'm a fiscal credibility hawk. We only change this country when the numbers make sense. I learnt that in Somaliland, where the choice was pay the soldiers or feed the kids. Substack link: jeevunsandher.substack.com/p/confession...”↗
8 Jul 2026Economy & Jobs (General)measured“Good growth means we all share in it. Me on Abundance Pod.”↗
7 Jul 2026Cost of Livingsarcastic“Kemi disagrees with the child poverty measure as it “changes if more billionaires come here.” She doesn’t understand the maths. Relative poverty measures incomes compared to the *median* not the *mean*.”↗
7 Jul 2026Housing & Planningmeasured“And other benefits are uniquely to do with the fact they're social homes. Lower rents mean far more local spending. The formerly homeless are able to find jobs. Building social homes. Good for people. Good for growth. @thefabians.bsky.social”↗
7 Jul 2026Housing & Planningmeasured“Living in a stable, secure, good quality home is a basic human need. It also *reduces* costs and *raises* growth. A stable home is one where kids learn more 'cos they're not always moving. A good quality home means healthier people and lower energy bills (the savings are about £1,000 a year).”↗
7 Jul 2026Housing & Planningmeasured“First, building homes social homes means more spending in construction. Builders then spend more of their wages in the local economy. Everyone (including the OBR) think this is very good for long-term growth. But then there are the other less obvious benefits ....”↗
7 Jul 2026Housing & Planningcelebratory“🏠️ Building social homes is good for people, yes. 📈 But it's also *very* good for growth. The reasons might surprise you 👇”↗
7 Jul 2026Energy & Net Zeromeasured“It’s hot, right?🌡️ Climate change is already here. The good news: clean, homegrown energy cuts your bills and protects the planet for the next generation.”↗
3 Jul 2026Tax & Public Financesmeasured“I’ve worked in finance ministries across the world. That’s why I’m a fiscal credibility hawk.”↗
3 Jul 2026Tax & Public Financescelebratory“Fiscal credibility hawkishness for the win.”↗
2 Jul 2026Cost of Livingmeasured“Young people face three big challenges: not enough good, non-graduate jobs, a housing crisis, and a punitive tax system. They've been locked out, and we’re letting them back in again.”↗
1 Jul 2026Economy & Jobs (General)measured“Britain is one of the most geographically unequal nations. Here's how we fix it.”↗
30 Jun 2026Tax & Public Financesmeasured“I'm a fiscal credibility hawk. But there is more we can and will do to change our country - within the fiscal rules.”↗
29 Jun 2026Economy & Jobs (General)measured“4) Theatres, Galleries, and Parks - Places to go with your mates and places to go on dates. That's a crucial part of economic growth. Get this right, and we can get growth rising without raising inflation. Power's the start. Above is the rest.”↗
29 Jun 2026Local Governmentmeasured“Here's how we fix it. 1) We hand out power down from London. But we also need to equalise funding too. 2) We need *a lot* more investment going outside London. Big 👍 for local growth funds. 3) Creating good non-graduate jobs esp. outside major cities.”↗
29 Jun 2026Local Governmentmeasured“We're the most regionally unequal country in the developed world because we're the most centralised. Power's in London, so is the money. London gets 3x the transport spending per head of the East Midlands. I'll leave that there.”↗
29 Jun 2026Economy & Jobs (General)measured“Andy wants us to get good growth in every postcode. He's right. I've worked on this for a *long* time on this (1/3 of my PhD, think tanks, HMT) So here's how we do it 🧵 Substack link: jeevunsandher.substack.com/p/good-growt...”↗
29 Jun 2026Cost of Livingmeasured“Finally, the real trick is both: 1) Getting inflation down and 2) Getting more money into pockets. That is possible as we've shown with our £150 off energy bills.”↗
29 Jun 2026Cost of Livingmeasured“On spending, people have far too little money in their pockets. Record numbers reporting that life is unaffordable. Less money for families -> less spending in shops -> less investment”↗
29 Jun 2026Energy & Net Zeromeasured“On energy. We are dependent on natural gas for our energy. And fossil fuels shot up in price after Putin invaded Ukraine. Prices are shooting up *again( now post-Iran Get off fossil fuels, and we make life more affordable for all”↗
29 Jun 2026Cost of Livingmeasured“Our affordability crisis was decades in the making, and has exploded in recent years. We were hit the worst by the post-Ukraine inflation. But why? Well it has a lot to do with energy and spending ...”↗
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Sources & methodology
SourceBluesky / AT Protocol API · author feed. Each post links to the original on bsky.app.
VerificationOnly handles linked from the MP’s own published list are ingested. Self-declared or unverified handles aren’t included.
ClassificationEach post is LLM-classified for substance (vs reposts, social mentions, scheduling), then for tone (critical / measured / supportive) per target.
WindowThe 60-day summary above; the list covers all classified substantive posts.