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Alex Cruikshanks@alexsaysstuff.bsky.social |
They could try and just be competent & liked among their current voter base and hope everyone else remains divided. Which I don't think is a crazy bet, it seems plausible to me. But it's fragile, and it risks allowing the various left challengers to entrench themselves with former Labour voters. /18
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Alex Cruikshanks
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And that leaves moving to the left, trying to win back those Green and Independent voters. In my view, this is the smartest option, but I admit I may be biased by it being my preferred one. More importantly, I think it's a taboo option among Starmer and many of the Labour centrist types. 19/
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