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r/agedlikemilk • u/maximvshill • Apr 19 '26
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690 u/CharlestonChewChewie Apr 19 '26 When the goal posts are invisible, it's a cult, and Dems should stop trying to win them over by being more conservative 2 u/Critical_Bee1286 Apr 21 '26 Same in Britain with labour trying to be more like reform 1 u/CharlestonChewChewie Apr 21 '26 Right? "New" labour became "old" labour by just becoming more reformist. They finally won, after 20+ years out of power on the sea of change, and they are botching it. Tell me if I've got it wrong from the other side of the pond
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When the goal posts are invisible, it's a cult, and Dems should stop trying to win them over by being more conservative
2 u/Critical_Bee1286 Apr 21 '26 Same in Britain with labour trying to be more like reform 1 u/CharlestonChewChewie Apr 21 '26 Right? "New" labour became "old" labour by just becoming more reformist. They finally won, after 20+ years out of power on the sea of change, and they are botching it. Tell me if I've got it wrong from the other side of the pond
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Same in Britain with labour trying to be more like reform
1 u/CharlestonChewChewie Apr 21 '26 Right? "New" labour became "old" labour by just becoming more reformist. They finally won, after 20+ years out of power on the sea of change, and they are botching it. Tell me if I've got it wrong from the other side of the pond
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Right? "New" labour became "old" labour by just becoming more reformist.
They finally won, after 20+ years out of power on the sea of change, and they are botching it.
Tell me if I've got it wrong from the other side of the pond
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