September 28, 2010

Ed Miliband Must Stick to His Ideology

Polly Toynbee, The Guardian

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Tomorrow Ed Miliband starts to lay out Labour's future. No doubt his speech will be eloquent, passionate, engaging and intelligent. The hall will cheer him to the rafters. But in the end just one hard assessment will be made by the world outside. Can he draw the first outlines of a convincing alternative economic policy? On that everything else depends.

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