Dividing Lines
Tom HamiltonA Substack about political attack, what it means and why it matters
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Waiting for a winner
If you’re a committed supporter of a political party, the other side’s leadership elections can mess with your head. You want them to lose, which means you want them to pick the most unappealing candidate. But the most unappealing candidate...
Doom and gloom
Here’s a pivotal passage from Keir Starmer’s speech to Labour Party Conference this afternoon, acknowledging what has been criticised as an overly gloomy and doom-laden tone but characterising it as a necessary pre-requisite to the change B...
Golden legacy
It’s not easy for parties that have just lost an election. For one thing, they’ve just lost an election, which is never pleasant.1 For another thing, in most cases they have to hold a leadership election, which is never pleasant for the par...
Incomplete sentences
You can’t explain why a political party won an election by quoting just two sentences from its manifesto. But I’m going to explain why Labour won the election by quoting just two sentences from its manifesto. Here they are.
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