What neither party is willing to admit or engage in properly is the idea, painfully apparent to anyone with direct personal experience of adult social care, that such care needs to be paid for, with the right balance of government and individual funding, and that such care needs to be personalised and of excellent quality.
Until they put aside the ridiculous posturing politics of he-said, she-said, with the associated poor quality of coverage, the issue of adult social care won't receive the proper attention it requires.