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No vision, only election
At least that appears to be the sentiment here. I totally agree that with the polling being where it is (and being even remotely accurate) that he needs to set out a vision of how Labour will improve people's lives rather than merely not being the other lot
branwen-
IF the polls are true.
Not being the tories has got Labour into a winning position with a 20 point lead.
Why risk it? Why change it? Looks like Labour's plan is working, why this close to an election decide to go off in a different direction?
To keep some actavists happy? Who will a) prob find fault with something b) vote Labour anyway in their very safe Labour seats.
Idea; if you want a massive Labour landslide, makes tories not scared of labour then you win big and hopefully have lots of time and mandate to change stuff
DoubtfulAce
I think this is an interesting view on Starmer.
https://www.joxleywrites.jmoxley.co.uk/p/thinking-about-starmers-thinking
Personally, I’m frustrated by the strategic ambiguity that they’ve settled on and I think they need to be bolder in setting out a vision for the country. There’s so much that needs fixing once this current clown show of cunts are ejected, that I think it’s essential there is an underlying narrative that people buy into that buys you the time you need to start improving people’s lives.