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Two councillors resign from Labour criticising its lurch to the right
(morningstaronline.co.uk)
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Not true at all, we've had progressively further right parties for years. You can't compare the current tories to John Majors.
These are hardly far right parties. Yes they are right of John Major (well Truss Book are, Cameron not so much) but the framing that they're far right parties is wrong and misleading.
If parties are too extreme one way or the other the electoral won't vote for them. That's my point.