Siri, why can't the Labour Party win elections in the UK?

[Bleacher Creature]

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[muriel_volestrangler]

1. He did, however, have the whip withdrawn over a year ago, so he's not in the parliamentary party

(that was about him saying the antisemitism allegations had been exaggerated).

22 Labour MPs voted against compulsory NHS staff vaccines; 99 Conservative MPs did (including Iain Duncan Smith, a former Tory leader). And while the Tories chucked Duncan Smith as leader before he could lose an election, they still brought him back later as a cabinet minister.

[nycbos]

2. The anti-vax movement gives credence to the horseshoe theory of politics.

The cause is shared by elements of both the far right and far left. And the political spectrum I feel is often circular not linear

[tenderfoot]

3. To be honest, I never heard of the term "horseshoe theory" before 2016...

but WOW!!! is it accurate

[leftstreet]

4. Because they chased Tories so far to the right

...oh that's not what this is about