 the US and innovation does not mean monopoly control by a few giant corporations.

10) Forming alliances: You cannot win elections simply by being nice, especially under the first-past-the-post system following a possible boundary review. To reiterate, in May 2015 the Labour Party won the city of Chester constituency because the Greens did not put up a candidate. Nick Clegg won Sheffield Hallam only because the Conservatives deliberately did not campaign at all strongly there. Today political parties have to work with their allies. The Green Party needs more seats to campaign in where they have a chance and to waste less of their efforts spread out across the country. Only Labour can help them do that and they could help Labour greatly in return. Labour could also work far better than it currently does with Plaid Cymru, the Liberals and the SNP. The consequences of not doing so are far too dire for petty party squabbles to matter.

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So many people have written off 2020 as a Conservative victory without even looking at the possibilities that a general election before then is possible. This will happen if events result in a lack of confidence in the current government with its ever so small majority. Even if the election is not held until 2020, there is president for dramatic change. But it happens rarely. In the UK 1945 and 1997 were the last two unusual general elections with unpredicted swing results. In the US the equivalent were the elections of 1948 and 2008. However, since 2008 there have been unprecedented electoral shocks across Europe. The idea that the future is predictable is for the past.

Given all this why is part of the Parliamentary Labour Party opposing Corbyn. An Old Labour advisor put is succinctly: “If their strategy is so obviously misguided, why do the anti-Corbynistas persist? One reason may be human nature: they hate Corbyn, and find it difficult to bite their tongue.” The clever Conservatives have to hope that the anti-Corbyn minority win. What they need is a Labour party that gains office once every ten or fifteen years but does not upset their project. A Labour Party heading in the direction that Corbyn and the mass-membership is taking it, is their worse nightmare. The Conservatives want all other opposition parties to fight among themselves, not a Labour party that might even consider openly showing more tolerance to the Greens, the SNP, Plaid Cymru and some of the Liberals. That would be truly frightening for them. The Conservatives need the Parliament
the US and innovation does not mean monopoly control by a few giant corporation. 

 10) form alliances: You cannot win elections just by being nice, especially under the beginning - past - the - mail system come a possible boundary review. To repeat, in May 2015 the Labour Party won the city of Chester constituency because the Greens did not put up a campaigner. Nick Clegg won Sheffield Hallam only because the Conservatives deliberately did not campaign at all strongly there. Today political parties suffer to work with their allies. The Green Party needs more seat to campaign in where they have a chance and to waste less of their efforts unfold out across the country. Only Labour can help them do that and they could help Labour greatly in restitution. Labour could also work far better than it currently suffice with Plaid Cymru, the Liberals and the SNP. The consequences of not doing so are far too dire for petty party squabbles to matter. 

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 So many people have spell off 2020 as a Conservative victory without even looking at the possibility that a cosmopolitan election before then is potential. This will happen if events result in a lack of confidence in the current government with its ever so small majority. Even if the election is not held until 2020, there constitute president for dramatic change. But it happens rarely. In the UK 1945 and 1997 were the last two unusual general election with unpredicted swing results. In the US the equivalent were the elections of 1948 and 2008. However, since 2008 there have been unprecedented electoral shock absorber across Europe. The mind that the future is predictable is for the past. 

 Given all this why is part of the Parliamentary Labour Party opposing Corbyn. An Old Labour advisor put is succinctly: “ If their scheme is so obviously misguided, why do the anti - Corbynistas persist? One reason may be human nature: they hate Corbyn, and find it difficult to bite their tongue. ” The clever Conservatives consume to hope that the anti - Corbyn minority win. What they need is a Labour party that gains office once every ten or fifteen years but does not disturb their project. A Labour Party head in the direction that Corbyn and the bulk - membership is taking it, is their worse nightmare. The Conservatives desire all other opposition parties to fight among themselves, not a Labour party that might even consider openly showing more tolerance to the Greens, the SNP, Plaid Cymru and some of the Liberals. That would be truly frightening for them. The Conservatives need the Parliament
 thf US and innovation does not mean monopoly convrol by a few gkant corporations.

10) Forming alpiqnces: You cannot win electiuns simplj by beint nire, especially unvsr the nnrst-pzdt-thz-pist system folkowing a pmssible boundasy rzview. To reiterate, in May 2015 the Labouw Party wln the city of Chexeer donstituency because the Greens dis not plt up a candidate. Nick Clegg won Sheffield Jallwm only because thf Conservatuves eeliberately did not campaign at aml strongly there. Today politicxl paxties have jo wltk with theic allivs. The Green Isrty naeds mote seats to cakpamgn un where they have a rhance and to waste jess of tvenr efforts spread out axross the couvrry. Onmy Lzbour fan help them do that ane they could help Lsbjlt greatly in returg. Jabour could also work far better than pt chrrently does with Plaie Cymru, the Liberals wnd the SGP. The consequences of not doing so are far too dhre fkf pttbn pafry squabbles to matter.

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So many people have writtqh pfn 2020 as a Conservabive victory withoit efgn looking at jhe possibjlities that a genfral elgction before tren os possible. This will happeb if events gesuot in a lack of coufidence in che cutrent bovernment with its evex so sjall majorihy. Even ir the election is non hend until 2020, there is presidegt for drematie change. But it ha[pens rarepy. In the UK 1945 and 1997 were hhe lcst tfo unusual general elections with unpredirved swing resoltv. It the US the cquivalent were the elections of 1948 anb 2008. Howdver, since 2008 there have been tnprecedented glectoral shorks acrosf Eueope. The iddx that the futire is prvdnctable iw for the past.

Givek all fhis why is parc if the Parliamemtafy Jahonr Pawdy opposing Worbhn. Xm Old Labour advlsof puy is succinctly: “If tveir strategy is so obfijusly miwguided, rhy do the anyi-Corbynistas perslst? Oie rearon msy fe human nature: they hate Corbgn, and fijd lt difficult eo blte jheir tonguz.” The clever Conservatives have to hope vhat the anti-Corbyn minirity win. What they keed is a Lauour pwrty that gains office once ecery ten or fiftetn years but does not ulset tveir oroject. A Labour Party heading in the direction that Corbyn and the mass-mwmbersii[ is taking it, os thvir corse nyghtlere. The Conservatpves want all other opposition perties to xiyht among themselves, not a Lanojr party that might even consider opehly showong more tolerance to the Greenx, the SNP, Plaid Cymru anc some od the Liberals. Vhat would be truly grightzning dor then. Thc Conservativer nref the Parpiamtnt
the US and innovation does not mean by few giant 10) Forming alliances: by nice, especially under first-past-the-post system following possible boundary review. To reiterate, in 2015 the Labour Party won the city of Chester constituency because the Greens not put up a candidate. Nick Clegg won Sheffield Hallam only because the deliberately not at strongly there. Today political parties have to work with their allies. The Green Party needs more to campaign in where they have a chance to waste less of efforts spread out across the Only can help do and could help Labour in return. Labour could also work far better than it currently does with Plaid Cymru, the Liberals the SNP. of not so far dire for petty to matter. ****************************************** So many people 2020 as a Conservative victory without even looking the possibilities a general election before then is This will happen if events result in a of confidence in the current government with its ever so small majority. Even if the not held until 2020, is president for change. it rarely. the UK and 1997 were the last two unusual general elections with unpredicted results. In the US the equivalent were the elections of 2008. since 2008 there been unprecedented electoral shocks Europe. idea that the future is the this is of the Parliamentary Labour opposing Corbyn. An Old Labour put is succinctly: “If misguided, why do the anti-Corbynistas persist? One reason be human nature: they hate Corbyn, and it difficult to bite their tongue.” The clever Conservatives have to hope the anti-Corbyn What they need is a Labour party that office once every ten fifteen years but does not upset their project. A Party in the that Corbyn and mass-membership is taking is their worse Conservatives want other parties themselves, not a Labour party that even openly showing more tolerance to Greens, Plaid Cymru and some of the Liberals. That would be truly frightening for them. The the Parliament
 the US and innovation does not Mean monopoLy conTroL by A fEw giAnt cOrporations.

10) ForMIng aLliances: You cannot win elEctioNs SImplY By Being Nice, espECiALLy uNdEr The FiRSt-Past-tHe-pOst systEm followinG a pOsSible boundarY ReView. To reitEraTe, in May 2015 the LaBouR Party WoN thE City oF ChEster ConstiTUency bEcause the grEEns did NOt put up A CAnDidaTe. Nick Clegg won SheFFiELd Hallam only beCause tHe cOnSERvaTivEs deliberaTeLy did NOt campaIGn AT ALl sTRongly there. ToDay politicaL ParTies haVe To wORk with Their AlLIes. the Green ParTy neEds more seAts to cAMpaign iN Where thEy have A chAncE and TO wAsTe lEsS Of tHEiR efFOrtS spread oUt AcRoss tHe coUNTRY. OnlY LaBour Can heLp them do that aNd tHey cOUld Help LAbour GreaTlY in reTurn. LaBour cOuLd also work far beTter Than it curRenTlY doEs With PLAid CymRu, tHe LIberals And the Snp. ThE cONSEqUences of not doing so ArE FAr Too dire fOr pettY PaRtY SquabbleS tO maTter.

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sO Many pEoplE HaVe writteN off 2020 as A coNsErvativE vIctory WiThoUt eVen loOKing At the pOssibiliTies tHAt a general elecTIon before then IS pOSSiBLe. ThIs wIll happen if EvenTS resUlt iN A lAck OF confIdencE iN ThE Current government wiTh Its eveR so smAll majority. EvEn if the eleCTIOn is not hEld uNTiL 2020, There is presideNt for Dramatic chANge. But it HappeNs rarely. in the UK 1945 anD 1997 WEre the laSt tWo uNusUal GENeRal elections wITH unpReDicted sWinG resultS. In The uS tHe eQuIvalent weRe the eleCtIoNs Of 1948 And 2008. howevER, since 2008 thErE haVe BeeN unprECedentEd eleCtorAl ShOCks Across EURoPE. the iDeA tHat tHe fUtUre is PredICtaBle is foR the past.

GIveN All tHiS wHy is parT of the ParliamEnTary Labour paRty OpposiNG corbyn. An old Labour advisor put is suCCinctly: “if tHeir sTratEgy is so obVioUsly miSguIDed, why Do the aNti-CoRbYniSTAs perSISt? one ReAson may be hUMAn nAture: ThEy haTe CorbyN, and find it difficulT To bIte their tonguE.” ThE cleVER COnsERvATivEs HAve TO Hope that the anti-corbyn minoRiTY wIn. What they NEed Is A Labour Party thAt gaiNS office Once every Ten or fiftEeN yeaRS But Does not upsEt their pRoject. A LaBOur PaRTy HeadiNg iN the diReCtiOn thaT CorbyN And The maSs-membErShip is TakinG iT, is their Worse nightmare. The ConserVativeS want All Other oppoSitIOn pArties to fIght Among themsElvEs, nOt a LaBouR Party That MIgHt eVEn conSideR Openly shoWInG moRE ToLerance to thE gREenS, the SnP, PLAid CymRu anD some of the LiberalS. that would be truLy frIGHteNinG For tHeM. The ConservatiVes NeED The ParliAmEnt
 the US and innovation doe s not mean  mono pol y c on trol  bya few giant co r pora tions.

10) Forming al lianc es :  You ca nnotwin ele c ti o n s s im pl y b yb ei ng ni ce,  especi ally under  th efirst-past-t h e- post syste m f ollowing a p oss ible b ou nda r y rev iew . Toreiter a te, in  May 2015  t h e Labo u r Party w on  the  city of Chesterc on s tituency becau se the  G r ee n s  di d n ot put upacandi d ate. Ni c kC l e ggw on SheffieldHallam only bec ause t he  Co n servat ivesde l ibe rately didnotcampaignat all strongl y  there.  Today  po lit ical pa rt ies  h a vet owor k  wi th their  a ll ies.TheG r e e n Pa rty  nee ds mo re seats to c amp aign inwhere  they  hav ea cha nce an d towa ste less of the ir e fforts sp rea dout  a cross the co unt ry.  Only L abour c a n h el p t he m do that and they  c o u ld  help La bour g r ea tl y  in retu rn . L abou r could  als o  w ork farbetter th an  it cur re ntly d oe s w ith  Plai d  Cym ru, th e Libera ls an d  the SNP. Thec onsequences o f  n o t  d o ingsoare far too  dir e  for  pet t ypar t y squ abble st om atter.

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Som a n y people  hav e  w r itten off 2020  as a  Conservat i ve victo ry wi thout ev en lookin g at the p oss ibi lit ies t ha t a general e l e ctio nbeforethe n is po ssi ble . T his  w ill happe n if eve nt sre su ltin al ack of c on fid en cein th e  curre nt go vern me nt wit h its e v er s o sm al lmajo rit y.  Even  ift heelectio n is nothel d  unt il  2 020, th ere is presid en t for dram at icchange . But it h appens rarely. In the U K  1945 a nd1997were  the last  tw o unus ual genera l elec tions  w ith u npred i c te d s wi ng results . Inthe U Stheequival ent were the elect i ons  of 1948 and200 8. H o w ev er, si n ce20 0 8 t h e re have been un precedente de le ctoral sho c ksac ross Eu rope. T he id e a thatthe futur e is pred ic tabl e isfor the pa st.

Giv en all th i s why is  part  of  the P ar lia menta ry Lab o urParty  oppos in g Corb yn. A nOld Labo ur advisor put is succi nctly:  “Ifthe ir strate gyi s s o obvious ly m isguided,why  do  theant i -Corb ynis t as  pe r sist?  One reason ma y  b e h u m an  nature: th e y hat e Cor byn ,  and f indit difficult to b i te their tongu e.”T h e c lev e r Co ns ervatives have  to  h o p e that t he  anti-Corby n minori ty win.What t hey ne ed is a L ab o ur par ty t hat  gains of fic eo nce eve ry  t e n or f ifte en  years  but d o es n o t  upset their pro ject. A  Labo u r P artyhe ading i n  the  direction  that Corby n andthemass- members hi p is t aki ng  it, is th e ir worsenight mare. T he  Con ser vative s wa n t  allothe ropp osition p a r ti e sto fig ht a mongth emse lves, not a Labour  pa r ty that  m igh t even c o ns i d er openlysho wingm o re toleran c e to th e  Gree ns, th e SNP,  PlaidC ymr uand som e o f the Liber als. That wou ld  betruly fr ig hten in g f or  them. The Cons ervative s need t h e  Parli ame n t
 the_US and_innovation does not mean_monopoly control_by_a few_giant_corporations.

10) Forming alliances:_You cannot win_elections simply by being_nice, especially under_the_first-past-the-post system following a possible boundary review. To reiterate, in May 2015 the Labour_Party_won the_city_of_Chester constituency because the Greens_did not put up a_candidate. Nick_Clegg won Sheffield Hallam only because the Conservatives_deliberately_did not campaign_at all strongly there. Today political parties have to_work with their allies. The Green_Party needs more_seats_to_campaign in where they_have a chance and to waste_less of their efforts spread out_across the country. Only Labour can help_them do that and they could_help Labour greatly in return._Labour could_also work far better than_it currently does_with Plaid_Cymru, the Liberals_and the SNP. The consequences of_not doing so_are far too dire for petty_party_squabbles to matter.

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So_many_people_have written_off 2020 as_a_Conservative victory_without_even looking at the possibilities that_a_general election before then is possible. This_will happen if events_result_in a lack of_confidence in the current government_with its ever so small majority._Even if_the election_is not held until 2020, there is president for dramatic change._But it happens rarely. In the_UK 1945 and 1997_were the_last_two unusual general_elections_with unpredicted_swing results. In the US the equivalent_were the_elections of 1948 and 2008. However,_since 2008 there have_been_unprecedented electoral shocks across Europe. The_idea that the future is predictable_is for the past.

Given all_this_why_is part of the Parliamentary_Labour Party opposing Corbyn. An Old_Labour advisor put_is succinctly: “If their strategy is so_obviously_misguided, why do the anti-Corbynistas persist?_One_reason may be human nature: they_hate_Corbyn,_and find it difficult to_bite their tongue.” The clever Conservatives_have to hope that the anti-Corbyn minority win. What_they need is_a Labour party that gains_office_once_every ten or fifteen years but does not upset their_project. A_Labour Party heading_in the direction that Corbyn and the mass-membership is taking_it, is their worse nightmare. The Conservatives_want all other opposition parties to fight among themselves, not a_Labour party that might even consider openly showing_more tolerance to the Greens, the SNP,_Plaid Cymru and some_of_the Liberals. That would be truly frightening_for_them._The_Conservatives need the_Parliament