Baroness Harman: Labour leadership hopefuls must be radical feminists
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Sir Tony Blair has warned Labour against forcing out Sir Keir Starmer without having a proper policy agenda to follow him, as he launched a criticism of the Government’s time in office.
Sir Tony Blair has warned Labour against forcing out Sir Keir Starmer without having a proper policy agenda to follow him, as he launched a criticism of the Government’s time in office.
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The report exposing the depths of Labour's incompetence - that even Tony Blair (of all people) can make.
However we are well beyond generous applications of snake oil as a sufficient response.
Blair speaks.
If he says there is no plan then the opposite is probably true.
DJ - yes, even Tony Blair notices that Starmer's crew can't even make the politics coherent. Perhaps because there is no coherent political pathway through global, EU and national politics.
Mike - yes, the opposite probably is true, there is an EU/global plan.
As has been said before, even Baldrick had a plan....
Chris - a cunning one too.
It’s not entirely clear whether Harman’s ‘unreasonable demands’ are objectively or subjectively so.
The confusion isn’t helped by a certain cavalier inconsistency with quotation marks on the part of journalists, but I have a horrible feeling that Ms Harman would willingly put forward an agenda even knowing that it was entirely unreasonable as long as it suited her purpose.
Macheath - I have a similar feeling - Ms Harman would willingly put forward such an agenda. Like Jeremy Corbyn she gives the impression of someone who has been a politician for far too long, as if she has lost something important which is now beyond her reach.
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