I defo center-left
Like to see who is right wing here!
I think the term right wing is often associated with a lot of negativity - anti-immigrant, racist, protect the wealthy etc. I'm none of that but I am right wing. I believe that wherever there is state interference in a market, there are huge inefficiencies, huge costs and huge taxes for the regular man to pay.
Take healthcare in the UK. I accept that universal healthcare is important but for all the love the NHS gets, it is highly inefficient. Our healthcare spend in this country is eye watering and for that we get very good emergency care but not much else. If you want to see your GP, you often can't. If you need a routine operation, you'll be waiting a long time. It doesn't matter if the quality of your life is really poor without it - as long as your life is not in danger, you will have to wait. Cancer outcomes are not great here.
Compare that to other Western countries. Germany is run by those on the centre left but the country is renowned for its efficiency. They have a mix of private and public healthcare and their spend on healthcare isn't dissimilar to ours. However, unlike us, they have lots of spare capacity at all times (corono virus apart of course).
The railways here are privatised but not fully. Network Rail is still in charge overall. The railways are the most expensive here than anywhere else in the world.
We pay huge taxes - up to 40-45% in income tax alone. Add on top of that national insurance. Then we have huge taxes on every other part of our lives. Do we get value for money? No.
I would prefer a system where we all pay lower taxes and the market plays a bigger role. You can guarantee universal healthcare for those who can't afford it, but the rest of us would have to use the money we save on taxes to pay for our own healthcare. The overall amount of money we pay for healthcare would probably be similar, but instead of one inefficient NHS, we'd have multiple private health care providers all competing to provide the best care at the best cost.