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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
Basically labour have to be a tory clone to have a chance, a tory clone is poor opposition sadly. so its a choice of challenging the government in opposition or trying to get elected. As I said bad times for labour I think the only electable candidate is liz kendell.
The tories did the same before the election they won, they were not challenging labour, backed them on bank bailout etc.
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I disagree with your view that Labour have to follow Conservative policies to get elected. What they need to have is an appropriate balance between the need to encourage wealth creation and the need to look after those who are unable to cope in modern Britain.
Labour just cannot seem to get the balance right. Until they come up with a workable economic strategy and a better understanding of how important it is to direct appropriate levels of resources into appropriate means of helping our own less fortunate, they will be a long time in the wilderness.
The Corbyn route will just leave us even more unable to help those who need it because there will be no money to support them.
In both the 1979 and 2010 elections, a helpful Labour chappie told the incoming Administration that there was no money left. What does that tell you about Labour's vision?