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Labour has historically chosen having no power over sharing just a bit of it in government. To end Tory rule, this must change
Support for a “progressive alliance” is growing in British politics. The notion has surfaced before, often as the spectre of a hung parliament looms on the eve of an election. This time, however, Labour’s path to victory is so fraught that the idea is gaining traction four years before an election.
A progressive alliance is the idea that centre and leftwing parties come together behind a shared political agenda. Through collaboration during elections, progressive parties can thwart the substantial electoral advantage given by the first-past-the-post system to the Conservatives and place their electoral power behind a common agenda for change. Continue reading...