Jeremy Corbyn, by David Holt.
After months of a very public civil war and heated campaigning, Jeremy Corbyn was re-elected as Labour leader with an even greater democratic mandate. His victory signals a potentially radically new direction for the party. Yet is this a return to an unelectable socialist past or a the first step toward an exciting progressive future?
In this spirit, Corbyn last month introduced a “10 point vision for Britain” that promises to “rebuild and transform” the country. Specifically, it promises full employment, homes for all, security at work, a renationalized NHS, free education, progressive taxes, and end to excess pay to executives and reduce economic inequality.
