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2026-05-13 08:41 UTC
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@MiasAlt@sunny.garden 2026-05-13 08:58
@statsguy@mas.to Personally, I'd say it was an unholy combination of a few things: Several cabinet ministers are part of, or worse than, the Labour Together faction, so possibly have more "clout" within the PLP in terms of getting the necessary numbers; The arrogance they've shown in believing the reason for the dire election results is a question of "messaging" rather than policy; The fact that the more "left wing" members of the PLP are cowards; And that donors/markets and all the other behind the scenes influences will resist or make trouble for any candidate who shows any sign of introducing policies the public want, but they don't (wealth taxes, nationalisation etc). The situation atm has all the hallmarks of when they tried to get rid of Spaffer. IMO we're in for a long ride with this nonsense.