Thread by @AaronBastani

Make no mistake about it the Tories are in far bigger trouble than Labour and with no easy solution.

But it increasingly looks like Labour's best chance for a majority govt was 2017. With Tories, Brexit Party, Lab, Greens & SNP another hung parliament looks close to inevitable>

That's a shame. People like @paulmasonnews are tying colours to Labour2030 because they are pricing in not changing anything until then. Why? The presumption is that this is a re-run of 30s - expectation being their post-Corbyn left will be what emerges from ashes in few years>

Personally I think that's wrong, and Paul's account of fascism in his book is completely unhistorical and immaterialist (it was a reactionary modernism, not abnegation of enlightenment). Ironically chimes with Stalinist line: you gotta crack some eggs to make an omlette! >

In any case that works for Scottish nationalists. Either its a no deal, and Indy is accelerated, or its remain - and will of scottish electorate is reflected. Meanwhile for Greens and Lib Dems they view, rightly, huge incentives to turn over apple cart. This is once>

in a generation chance for them and they'd be fools to not attack Labour and try and take much of their vote. Same for Brexit party in Labour leave areas. If you think British politics is already carnage, you ain't seen nothing yet.