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I agree with the above. This feels kind of cheap and is particularly unfair to Jonathan Rutherford:
http://www.opendemocracy.net/ourkingdom/alan-finlayson-john-rutherford/what-is-blue-labour-interview-with-jonathan-rutherford
Anyway, isn’t it a bit late to join the Blue Labour bashing bandwagon? I don’t think that this will resurrect anyone’s career.
Yes, but we all know that blue Labour will lecture everyone about how wrong we all were about immigration and we shoul be a bit tighter on it.
We all know that Trident bombs are much better than traditional weapons of mass destruction and so we must have them.
And of course, we have to modernise our internal voting structures before the general public will vote for us.
It goes without saying that the left have been wrong for 100 of the 110 years of existence and for those ten in question, they were wrong also.
The only way that this Country will vote for Labour again is if new blue Labour buys a new sofa.
People are less interested in elderly care, pensions and utility markets than we think.
Dianne 1
New blue true real & proper Labour (and NEC) 0.
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