And as a side note, part of me thinks the author thinks Keir’s a ‘red Tory’ based on the ‘diet Tory’ language used in the article about Milliband. They’ll never learn, neither on foreign policy or electability.
One day it hopefully won’t be needed, but that’s not now.
Yeah Corbyn was pretty weak on defence in general, and I think this was something voters cared about which was not noticed in the general narrative. One guy in the pub was convinced Corbyn would scrap Trident, even though the manifesto said labour would keep it.
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>Well-intentioned but naive opposition
I’d say it’s just naive.
And as a side note, part of me thinks the author thinks Keir’s a ‘red Tory’ based on the ‘diet Tory’ language used in the article about Milliband. They’ll never learn, neither on foreign policy or electability.
One day it hopefully won’t be needed, but that’s not now.
Yeah Corbyn was pretty weak on defence in general, and I think this was something voters cared about which was not noticed in the general narrative. One guy in the pub was convinced Corbyn would scrap Trident, even though the manifesto said labour would keep it.