Labour is disliked in large part because it has governed to the left of the prospectus on which it was elected. Anyone who believes the direct opposite is too eccentric of mind to hold the highest office.
What a crock of shit.
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Labour is disliked in large part because it has governed to the left of the prospectus on which it was elected. Anyone who believes the direct opposite is too eccentric of mind to hold the highest office.
What a crock of shit.
Labour had 560335 more votes under Corbyn than under Starmer. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
When's the last time Labour was actually doing mostly leftist/social democratic politics? Pre-Blair?
So long ago that the ft needs to write shit-piece articles to remind the public that labour is supposed to be a left wing party. Not just team red. The other party. The not tories.