The contest to succeed Corbyn as Labour leader has begun, with six candidates already declaring their intention to run. The left must mobilise behind Rebecca Long-Bailey and fight a bold campaign based on clear socialist demands.
News of the recent Tory victory was met with an enormous sigh of relief by the capitalist class, who can now continue unabated with their attacks against the working class. The leaders of the labour movement must mobilise workers to fightback.
Under Boris Johnson, the Conservative Party has completed its transformation from reliable representative of British capitalism into a rabid reactionary outfit. This has explosive repercussions for the new ‘strong and stable’ Tory government.
Since last week’s election defeat, the right wing and media have launched a huge offensive against Corbyn and the left. But it is the Blairites and their sabotage that is to blame. We must fight to purge the party of these elements.
After the disappointment of the election result, Labour activists must gather their strength and regroup to choose a new left leader. Members must use this as an opportunity to call for mandatory reselection and bold socialist policies.
The shock election result has caused great confusion, demoralisation, and anger. It is vital to learn the lessons from this defeat, in order to regather our forces and go on the offensive against Boris Johnson and the Tories. We urge you to join us.
We have one last opportunity to mobilise our movement for a Labour win. The Tories are in a panic. The wind is in our sails. We have every chance of success. Let’s get out there and fight! All out for a Corbyn victory!
The time has almost arrived. Tomorrow voters go to the polls in a historic election. Let’s finish the job. Vote for Corbyn! Fight for socialism!
John McDonnell yesterday outlined the key tasks facing a Labour government in its opening weeks. But the response from big business highlights the threats facing such a government too. Labour must fight back with bold socialist measures.
Boris Johnson and the Tories have attempted to make this election one solely focussed on Brexit. But left-wing Labour candidates in Leave-voting areas are trying to win over workers and youth with class-based policies.
With just days until voters go to the polls, Corbyn is touring the country in one last push for a Labour victory. His visit to Wales last weekend highlights the enormous enthusiasm that exists amongst workers and youth everywhere.
Tory austerity has cut care services to the bone. Private companies have partially filled the gap. But these firms are only interested in profits. Care workers, the elderly, and the disabled, meanwhile, are faced with a living nightmare.