Ecuador’s election wasn’t free — and its people will pay the price under President Noboa
Failed centrists still dishing out ‘advice’
Why does anyone listen to them, asks SOLOMON HUGHES
STARMER’S strategy is visibly failing. After promising to run a softened, but still left-ish Labour leadership, he has instead spent time declaring how much he supports the Conservative government while attacking Labour’s own left.
The idea that sacrificing left-wing principles automatically wins votes comes from a dog-eared, second-hand New Labour handbook.
Following it means Starmer’s popularity and Labour’s support are both falling.
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