The problem of Labour's eroding support is real, but the solutions suggested by Sunny Hundal are silly: http://labourlist.org/2014/12/ed-miliband-is-losing-his-base-does-he-know-how-to-get-it-back/
Just supposing "economic populism" works and Labour gets back into power promising all sorts of economic goodies.
How long before they get knocked off course by the markets?
How high will interest rates go because lending to the United Kingdom government becomes high risk?
How many homes will be repossessed?
How many small businesses will go out of business?
And in the following election how long will Labour be out for, because it can't be trusted with the economy?
Just supposing "economic populism" works and Labour gets back into power promising all sorts of economic goodies.
How long before they get knocked off course by the markets?
How high will interest rates go because lending to the United Kingdom government becomes high risk?
How many homes will be repossessed?
How many small businesses will go out of business?
And in the following election how long will Labour be out for, because it can't be trusted with the economy?
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