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NHS will die under Reform unless doctors stop striking and work with Labour, says Wes Streeting
(www.theguardian.com)
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There's nothing the left like doing more than infighting and the votes will be split between supporting Corbyn and the left alliance of Lib and Green: personality based populism Vs boring competence.
Labour won't get their act together because THIS is the pre-approved Blairite plan that Kier got told at DAVOS before the election by the large party backers: shift the blame to anyone but the super rich.
The end result is the same: Reform get in.
The only thing that could prevent that is Robinson forming his own party and causing a serious split of the vote on the right between Farage's Reform and whatever Robinson creates.