The Labour Party is the party of the public sector white - collar worker, the apparatchik, the politics wonk who's never done a hand's turn of proper work in their life and the media luvvie. (labour-uncut.co.uk)
He's not a Hollywood luvvie, desperate to appeal to West Coast tastes. (inc.com)
So predicted Enoch Powell in 1968, a time when Harold Wilson's party had just begun to introduce right - on luvvie liberalism alongside its rapidly dating economic socialism. (con4lib.com)