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Labour ditches radical reforms as it prepares ‘bombproof’ election manifesto
(www.theguardian.com)
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That's the line Conservatives push to liberals to try and get them to not vote at all. While at the same time calling Labour dangerous radicals to rich old white people.
It's also the truth. The first part.
Republicans in the US are doing the same with liberals in the US. The US liberals are fooling for it too.
Couldn't give a rats arse about US Republicans.
I'd like to not, but what happens in the US affects all of us.