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Starmer promotes Blairites as Labour thoughts turn to governing
(www.theguardian.com)
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This is just not scaring the horses, the Tories are kicking themselves in the balls so hard as their policies come home to roost, it's not the time to be radical.
Boring and effective is the way to power. Everyone's had enough of psychodrama politics.
At this point all Labour need to do is show even mild competence and they'll probably win.
Also they're not in-fighting and back stabbing each other like the tories are, which is another win!