Let's get real: an outright Labour majority is impossible at this point.
That means the best potential result from a Labour supporter's perspective must logically now be a hung Parliament in which Labour get to form a government (either minority, or coalition).
That means the best potential result from a Labour supporter's perspective must logically now be a hung Parliament in which Labour get to form a government (either minority, or coalition).
To achieve that, they're going to need a good showing from the Libdems, SNP etc. Labour alone, by definition, cannot stop the Tories now.
But that means Labour voters will have to vote tactically in unprecedented numbers for the LibDems in seats the latter are in contention for.
But that means Labour voters will have to vote tactically in unprecedented numbers for the LibDems in seats the latter are in contention for.
Fail to do so, and that dream of a (coalition/minority) Labour government is dead, and every one of its promises with it.
So what will it be?
The Tories, hard Brexit, and five more years of savage cuts?
Or something better?
The choice is yours. Choose wisely!
So what will it be?
The Tories, hard Brexit, and five more years of savage cuts?
Or something better?
The choice is yours. Choose wisely!
