Labour’s Problems Go Deeper Than Starmer
The party needs to reinvent social democracy for the twenty-first century.
The party needs to reinvent social democracy for the twenty-first century.
Corbyn’s favorite places a distant second.
Keir Starmer, Rebecca Long-Bailey and Lisa Nandy qualify for the final voting round. Emily Thornberry is out.
Rebecca Long-Bailey, Lisa Nandy and Keir Starmer qualify for the third round. Jeff Phillips pulls out.
Rebecca Long-Bailey is backed by Momentum, but Keir Starmer has more support from party members.
Keir Starmer, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Lisa Nandy, Jess Phillips and Emily Thornberry make it into the second round.
Who can vote and when, who are the candidates, and who is ahead.
Nationalizations. Higher taxes. Massive borrowing. No wonder Labour is behind in the polls.
You don’t convince other parties to support you simply by warning them the alternative is worse.
If the Conservatives miscalculate, the outcome could be a disaster for them.
Boris Johnson self-destructs and the leader of the opposition talks about a bankrupt travel agency.
The Liberal Democrats’ strong performance was about more than Brexit.
The Labour Party leader is far, far to the left of the senator from Vermont.
Parliamentarians accuse Jeremy Corbyn of tolerating antisemitism and form their own party.
Neither the Conservatives nor Labour had a breakthrough. But neither suffered decisive losses either.