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https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="1âŁ" title="Tastenkappe Ziffer 1" aria-label="Emoji: Tastenkappe Ziffer 1">REFRAME the narrative. The Labour Party manifesto is not Hard Left; nearly all the policies are in place in other successful European countries. It is an ambitious & necessary plan to redress the extreme inequality across the UK, to kickstart a green industrial revolution &
3/ restore public services after 10yrs of austerity. Easy to paint a shift left after 40yrs of unfettered neoliberalism, as extreme. Yet it& #39;s crony capitalism â which has hamstrung our economy with tax breaks for the rich, corporate welfare & tax evasion â that& #39;s real extremism.
4/ https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="2âŁ" title="Tastenkappe Ziffer 2" aria-label="Emoji: Tastenkappe Ziffer 2"> REBRAND the message. We should play down references to socialism & repackage our economic ethos as âcompassionate capitalismâ. We have to show voters weâre not âcommunistsâ or âMarxistsâ, just ordinary people who believe wealth creation comes with responsibility, rewarding
5/ individual success but also benefiting the common good. We should emulate the mixed economy of the Nordic Model: strong welfare policies, excellent public services, strong taxation, while promoting entrepreneurial wealth creation. Our mantra must be âInvestment Not Austerityâ.
6/ https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="3âŁ" title="Tastenkappe Ziffer 3" aria-label="Emoji: Tastenkappe Ziffer 3"> RECONNECT with our working-class base. We must regain the trust of our Labour heartlands. The loss of 59 Labour seats is a heavy defeat but understandable due to the decision to renege on respecting the referendum result (52 seats were in Leave-voting areas). This is not a
7/ rejection of the Labour Party or the manifesto per se, & seems to be a one-off event due to Brexit. We& #39;ll win these voters back but we must not abandon our popular & transformative policies. Our offer to those neglected regions has to be fully costed & seen to be common sense.
8/ https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="4âŁ" title="Tastenkappe Ziffer 4" aria-label="Emoji: Tastenkappe Ziffer 4">REFINE our manifesto. We had too many policies, which overwhelmed voters & allowed critics to dismiss the manifesto as being undeliverable. We must offer a streamlined manifesto consisting of the core policies: green industrial revolution, renationalise key infrastructure;
9/ reverse the privatisation of NHS; build social housing; national investment bank to fund SMEs & regional regeneration; & scrap uni fees. We have to lose the Party of free stuff image & where we do offer taxpayer-funded services, we must loudly proclaim the benefits to society.
10/ https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="5âŁ" title="Tastenkappe Ziffer 5" aria-label="Emoji: Tastenkappe Ziffer 5">RE-ENGAGE the electorate through a nationwide campaign of grassroots Labour Party activism. We need to educate the poorer, disaffected voters â some of whom have never voted before â about the power of their vote. By working through our CLPs to help our communities, we can
11/ demonstrate to our constituents what the Labour Party stands for: solidarity & a shared desire to build a better society. Some say Labourism is over, but we& #39;ll prove it& #39;s thriving. If you donate to a food bank or help at a homeless shelter, wear your Labour badge with pride.
12/ https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="6âŁ" title="Tastenkappe Ziffer 6" aria-label="Emoji: Tastenkappe Ziffer 6">REBUILD our relationship with the Establishment. Quite simply, weâre not going to get into power if the Establishment does not want this to happen. This doesn& #39;t mean we just accept a Leader that Murdoch has chosen, ie Jess Phillips, but we must get more media savvy. Rather
13/ than fighting against the Establishment, we have to find ways to persuade the powers that be itâs also in their interests to have an economy-revitalising Labour govt. This should be possible, bearing in mind the many positive Financial Times articles praising Labour& #39;s plans.
