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NEW SUBSTACK: Anthony Albanese and the politics of doing
In our new piece, Economics Adviser Dan Mead argues Burnham’s first 100 days have successfully shifted voter perceptions by giving households 'breathing space'. But the next phase needs a different approach.
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Michigan's Democratic candidate for Senate Abdul El-Sayed confronted @jamesmatthewsky, telling him he wouldn't answer his questions as he wants "zero" votes in the UK.
Watch the heated exchange between the two.
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We’re delighted to announce five new appointments to the ThinkLabour Board.
Bringing expertise from across politics, trade unions, law, business and organisational leadership, they will help strengthen our governance and guide our work in the years ahead.View quoted post on X
If the state is lame, voters have no good reason to support social democracy.
Government has become too good at process - and too bad at delivery.
Our new report, The Lame Leviathan, argues that decades of rules, consultations and legal checks have made it harder for governments to get things done.
If Labour wants to govern well, we need less focus on process and restore the power to act.
The full report can be found here:
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A statement regarding our CEO.View quoted post on X
