Rebel Advocate

Education

Early Years

Later Career

Steven Bailey began his political journey rooted in progressive ideals, championing workers’ rights and social justice with passion and clarity.

His early work shaped his commitment to fairness.

Industrial Relations

Union Office

1995 – 2005

His early work shaped his commitment to fairness.

Political Shift

Parliament

2006 – Present

Transitioned towards conservative policies.

Our Story

Dive into Steven Bailey’s journey from bold progressive to thoughtful conservative, shaped by landmark cases.
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A group of people stand outside a building under a striped awning. The group consists mostly of men, with one woman visible. The men are dressed in casual, working-class clothing typical of the early 20th century. One man in the foreground is posing with his hand on his hip, looking confident and possibly engaged in a conversation or speech. The sign above reads 'Organized Labor,' suggesting the gathering is related to labor rights or union activity.
A man operating machinery in an industrial setting appears focused on his work. The surrounding area includes metal structures and equipment, with a cart filled with rock or coal material. The environment is dimly lit, typical of an underground or enclosed industrial facility.

Gallery

Snapshots capturing Steven Bailey’s political milestones and public moments.

A middle-aged man with blonde hair is wearing a dark suit and a red tie. He is standing in front of a backdrop featuring the American flag and a building with columns, suggesting a governmental setting.
A man in a suit and tie stands in front of an American flag. He has short gray hair and is smiling.
A woman holds a microphone and raises her hand amid a crowd during a protest in front of a building with the word 'JUSTICE' visible. A person nearby holds a sign with the name 'Brendon Glenn' written on it. The crowd is diverse, and many people are raising their hands in solidarity.
Two men in early 20th-century attire stand in front of a large sign. The sign, with bold lettering, communicates the closure of a British factory due to foreign competition and mentions reopening after fiscal policy reform. The background includes industrial imagery and architectural elements.

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Dive into Steven Bailey’s journey through politics and pivotal cases.
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