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I am mildly amused by how the SNP market them selves as opposed to what they do..
Yes, fair enough to most of the above - but they actually reduced spend in the NHS in compared to England in the same period. I also missed the NHS privatisation bill last year...but the SNP seemed to know all about it
Nicola is very careful to be "pro business " .
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No not my position , but an example. That was over 30 years ago . Things are different but the electoral maths remains the same and indeed are now worse. This is not a new problem for Labour.
I can't say any of the other candidate filled me with enthusiasm and I suspect they knew they would be transistional leaders unless "events, dear boy, events" changed things.
The shadow cabinet is interesting ... Lets see what events occur.
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Ok, lets do basic politics
To change things you need a working majority in the House of Commons
That means, under the current rules, you need to win about 100 seats . Most of these are in England and are places like Harlow, Nuneaton, Darwen, Southampton & Ipswich.
That means Labour has to appeal to the voters in these marginal constituencies and gain their votes. The last time this was tried with a Corbyn platform(83) Labour lost massivelyNothing has changed in the rules since then...
So if you want to make Labour a debating society then go ahead. I ve been there and done that..
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Overall it's good
But I fear that the Orford Road closure is a mistake .