What fresh hell is this? (to quote Dorothy Parker): http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/tristrams-handy-if-ed-miliband-loses-labours-love-8891653.html
Note John Rentoul's last four lines - "...he (Tristram Hunt) could easily be the front runner to succeed Miliband if Labour loses in 2015. Furthermore, the moment such a realisation dawns is the moment Miliband becomes vulnerable. Despite the start last week of a 'One Nation' group of Labour MPs, there are no such things as Milibandites. If Labour's downward slope in the opinion polls crosses over the Tories' upward slope, and Labour finds that it has an alternative leader who might reverse that, then change becomes possible, even before the next election."
But could we really face the prospect of the leaders of both main political parties being Old Etonians?
This is surely unthinkable.
Note John Rentoul's last four lines - "...he (Tristram Hunt) could easily be the front runner to succeed Miliband if Labour loses in 2015. Furthermore, the moment such a realisation dawns is the moment Miliband becomes vulnerable. Despite the start last week of a 'One Nation' group of Labour MPs, there are no such things as Milibandites. If Labour's downward slope in the opinion polls crosses over the Tories' upward slope, and Labour finds that it has an alternative leader who might reverse that, then change becomes possible, even before the next election."
But could we really face the prospect of the leaders of both main political parties being Old Etonians?
This is surely unthinkable.
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