With it looking likely that Labour will win the next election bar something out of the ordinary happening. What size the majority in the House of Commons is will determine how ambitious they can be, or does it.
Given Starmer’s subservience to to the desires of the Red wall. I struggle to see how much he can actually pull off what needs to be done on EU policy to fix the elephant in the room when it comes to what it is that is blighting the communities of the areas from a lack of Business investment from both EU and UK companies.
This timidity to put it kindly to Starmer will look even more out touch with reality come the end of 2023 with, to a large part Brexit induced recession. This will tie Starmer in knots nearer the election time with a litany of broken pledges that he will have to then pick up after dropping, on Single Market access/Membership.
What will be the point of a stonking majority if it doesn’t allow him to fix one of the biggest issues of the day in the shape of our relationship with our nearest largest trade partner.
The Reformist 