Labour’s great impasse: who should lead the Party?
Eric Shaw
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Eric Shaw
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With the prospect of a general election in the very near future, is Corbyn Labour’s best shot? If not, can he be forced to go? And if he does go, who could replace him – considering his popularity among grassroot members? In the almost complete absence of leadership and direction from the government, the Leave campaign, and the opposition following Brexit, Eric Shaw considers Labour’s dilemma(s).
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With the prospect of a general election in the very near future, is Corbyn Labour’s best shot? If not, can he be forced to go? And if he does go, who could replace him – considering his popularity among grassroot members? In the almost complete absence of leadership and direction from the government, the Leave campaign, and the opposition following Brexit, Eric Shaw considers Labour’s dilemma(s).
Key concepts: Brexit, Opposition (politics), Dilemma, Popularity, Political science, Political economy, Government (linguistics), General election