Go on then give me a winning manifesto. We lost the last election on a left position, that after a corrupt government, an Eton leader, a decade of Austerity. The worst result since Newcastle won a trophy.
Maybe standing next to the Union flag might be a half decent idea as he is the leader of the British Labour Party and he wants to be the next British Prime Minister.
He lost massively no matter how you spin it. I could not believe it but the club I go in is almost 100% Labour. I was the only bloke in our group who voted for them, I was laughed at. Don't blame The Mail I have never seen one in there. He was poison.
You may well be right. The only trouble is the voters that Starmer needs back do not want anything resembling Corbyn, McDonnell, Abbot and Thornberry in high office. They would rather have coco the clown and friends and it was demonstrated at the last election when the Labour Party lost seats in places nobody thought possible. They either want power or they don’t and if the do they might just have to wear the cap that fits.
You put it far better than I did. I fully agree with every word.
Well if these things were somehow up to me I'd probably try and be a bit consistent in what I say so that the public do have an idea what I'm about. If a big event like the pandemic comes along I'd try and use that to demonstrate the value of the party's policies.
It's crackers that we're a year in to the pandemic, the tory government have failed massively, and nows the time Labour have chosen to drop policies that suddenly have so much relevance. In December 2019 people were asking what was the point in the nationalising broadband policy. Now businesses and children's schooling has all had to move online and the benefits have become obvious. But nothing. Because hey nothing's more important than not coming across as being in any way like Corbyn.
Agree, two good reason. But neither of them are "because a consultant told me too."