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Yair Wallach@yairwallach.bsky.social |
Clearly Tories were very weak, but Labour had a clear strategy that prevented typical Tory anti-Labour scaremongering from working. That came with a price of very centrist platform and very boring and uninspiring message.
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Yair Wallach
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Starmer's favourability in 2024: -18 Sunak: -53 Corbyn favourability in 2019: -58 Johnson: -11
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Athul K. Acharya
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How accurate or not would it be to see Starmer as Tony Blair 2.0
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@maggioranza.bsky.social
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I'd add that, as opposed to 2019, Labour did not run on re-litigating Brexit. In 2019, Corbyn's biggest mistake IMO was calling for a new referendum on Brexit. It seems to have cost LAB the "Red Wall" more than any favourability rating or even the antisemitism controversy
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