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A fork in the road for Labour

Rather than clutching at the straws of what is clearly a rapidly deteriorating two-party structure, Labour should reconnect with its radical politics in a ‘progressive alliance’.

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“Scots. If you don’t vote Labour, you will be responsible for another Tory Government, and we will ensure you are made to feel as selfish as possible. We are the party of the people and we know what’s best for you – get back in your box.”

All too often this kind of argument lurks behind Labour's campaign ahead of the general election. What is the point in voting if we are continually guilt tripped into opting for a party we are no longer passionate about?