Labour and Keir Starmer have yet to learn that you can write an 11,500 word essay about what the future would look like under a Labour government, but every word is irrelevant if Labour don't first take power.
And by continuing to ignore the 48%, that's a nailed on certainty.
And by continuing to ignore the 48%, that's a nailed on certainty.
Problem is, they only have one opportunity a year to agree the big bold strokes of Labour's offering. And that's almost upon us.
Once they fluff it over the next week, we're looking at another 12 long months before they can have another crack at it. And we could get a GE first.
Once they fluff it over the next week, we're looking at another 12 long months before they can have another crack at it. And we could get a GE first.
If your reaction is "what 11,500 word essay?", you can download a copy at the link below.
And if you want to see what he said about Brexit, the screenshot is IT.
fabians.org.uk/wp-content/upl…
And if you want to see what he said about Brexit, the screenshot is IT.
fabians.org.uk/wp-content/upl…
The whole thing is like a shopping list headed "What I will buy when I win the lottery", written by someone who hasn't even bought a ticket yet.
It's very, very, very simple...
If you think of the electorate like a mine, with seams of votes to be carefully dug up, then there quite simply aren't enough votes from the Leave seam to ever put Labour into power, not with the Tories digging their hearts out in the same spot.
If you think of the electorate like a mine, with seams of votes to be carefully dug up, then there quite simply aren't enough votes from the Leave seam to ever put Labour into power, not with the Tories digging their hearts out in the same spot.
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