Burnham is told axing pension triple lock would be ‘electoral suicide’ as he prepares to address Labour conference – UK politics live
03.40 EDTBurnham is told axing pension triple lock would be ‘electoral suicide’ as he prepares to address Labour conferenceGood morning. The day after Donald Trump won his first US presidential election in 2016, Ed Miliband (at that point just an ex Labour leader) went on the World at One and gave an astute assessment of the lessons to be learnt from Trump by progressives. Trump was offering “big solutions”, he said – a theory he later fleshed out in a book called “Go Big”.
- ▪03.40 EDTBurnham is told axing pension triple lock would be ‘electoral suicide’ as he prepares to address Labour conferenceGood morning.
- ▪The day after Donald Trump won his first US presidential election in 2016, Ed Miliband (at that point just an ex Labour leader) went on the World at One and gave an astute assessment of the lessons to be learnt from Trump by progressives.
- ▪Trump was offering “big solutions”, he said – a theory he later fleshed out in a book called “Go Big”.
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03.40 EDTBurnham is told axing pension triple lock would be ‘electoral suicide’ as he prepares to address Labour conferenceGood morning. The day after Donald Trump won his first US presidential election in 2016, Ed Miliband (at that point just an ex Labour leader) went on the World at One and gave an astute assessment of the lessons to be learnt from Trump by progressives. Trump was offering “big solutions”, he said – a theory he later fleshed out in a book called “Go Big”. Jeremy Corbyn was Labour leader at the time, and he certainly offered voters a “Go Big” vision – but for various reasons he could not persuade the electorate.
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