Neither the Labour or Tory view of the future was entirely credible in 2019, although Boris did have a Brexit commitment (mistaken in my view) to promote.
What evidently seems the case is that Boris did a far more convincing job than Corbyn in selling a Tory fantasy than Labour illusory promises.
Voters often have very short memories, are influenced by spin and media coverage. In 2024 much will depend on unemployment, inflation, growth, residual Brexit issues etc. I don't think Truss is the best choice for a Tory victory - but I don't get a say.
Sir Keir still hasn't created a coherent Labour view of the future - his only real argument is that he isn't Boris or Boris's replacement. Not very convincing!!
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