Richard Murphy on Nostr: Now Labour is the incumbent Single Transferable Party of government what chance is ...
Now Labour is the incumbent Single Transferable Party of government what chance is there for the Left?
https://www.taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2024/08/07/77133/ Labour has slipped into government, offering almost no discernable change from the Tories, most especially in economics, where policy remains firmly based in favour of the interests of corporate funders. They are now the current incumbent Single Transferable Party in power. So, what does that mean for democracy?
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