This person lost an election where he billed himself as "The Man You Can Trust" and used the slogan "Safety First." In an attempt to oust this man as party leader for his protectionist policies, the "Empire Free Trade Crusade" was begun by press barons Lord Rothermere and Lord Beaverbrook. On Red Friday, this politician's government agreed to a wage subsidy for an industry which which he later appointed the Samuel Commiss
This person lost an election where he billed himself as "The Man You Can Trust" and used the slogan "Safety First." In an attempt to oust this man as party leader for his protectionist policies, the "Empire Free Trade Crusade" was begun by press barons Lord Rothermere and Lord Beaverbrook. On Red Friday, this politician's government agreed to a wage subsidy for an industry which which he later appointed the Samuel Commission to investigate. This man's speech "Fear for the Future" claimed "the bomber will always get through." During this prime minister's term, the (*) Trade Disputes Act was passed after the end of the TUC's General Strike. Ramsay McDonald's two terms bookended this man's second, and he later forced Edward VII to choose between Wallis Simpson and the crown during the Abdication Crisis. For 10 points, name this Conservative prime minister of the interwar period.
This person lost an election where he billed himself as "The Man
Stanley Baldwin