According to one
Labour MP, John
Mann, Owen Smith’s leadership campaign failed largely because it “boiled down to one key message: I am not
him” (i.e. Jeremy Corbyn). Whilst I
have considerable sympathy with the idea that such a campaign message is
unlikely ever to motivate anyone, I can understand why so many in the Labour
Party would think that it was entirely suitable and adequate. I thought Mr Mann's verdict was, in context, more than a little harsh; after all, doesn’t the whole party’s key
message in election after election boil down to simply saying “We are not them” (i.e. the Tories)?
Starmer declines to repeat Chancellor’s pledge of no more borrowing or tax
hikes
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Sir Keir Starmer has sidestepped calls to repeat Chancellor Rachel Reeves’
pledge of no more borrowing or tax rises following the Budget. The Prime
Minis...
59 minutes ago
1 comment:
Quite agree.
Well said!
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