The Future’s Blue!
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I’d like that.Not that he might be a US Democrat?
I’d like that.Not that he might be a US Democrat?
There was some interesting research about values of MPs, members and voters a while back. I've seen some where Labour MPs views are actually to the left of most of their members, but this one still gives a good idea:Without a left in the Party, who's going to stop Labour turning into the US Democrats?
Blair tribute act could well get booed at conference.Let's party like it's 1997
Things Can Only Get Better....
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-63037696
Labour conference: Starmer to quote Tony Blair in pitch for power
Labour is back in the centre ground of British politics and ready to offer the country a "fresh start" under his leadership, Sir Keir Starmer will say.
In his speech to his party's annual conference, Sir Keir will claim to have transformed Labour into a party in tune with the majority of voters.
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Third way here we go......again!
Blair tribute act could well get booed at conference.
Who cares, not regular voters. Not people that need a Labour government instead of an opposition to a tory government ruining lives.Blair tribute act could well get booed at conference.
Worked last time for most people.Let's party like it's 1997
Things Can Only Get Better....
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-63037696
Labour conference: Starmer to quote Tony Blair in pitch for power
Labour is back in the centre ground of British politics and ready to offer the country a "fresh start" under his leadership, Sir Keir Starmer will say.
In his speech to his party's annual conference, Sir Keir will claim to have transformed Labour into a party in tune with the majority of voters.
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Third way here we go......again!
I don't know the mood at conference but it wouldn't surprise me.
The Right is dead! Long live the Right!....
The PR referendum held in 2011 was beaten 2:1We have been down that route. If they don't believe in changing it they don't believe in fairness. They want power even if they don't have sufficient support of the people. He's in it for himself and the long-term future of the country is a side issue.
They're like the tories but just with a different demographic.
When I say they I mean those on his team rather than the Labour Party in general.