If elected on July 4th, Labour will embark on a programme of radical constitutional reform and social engineering. Contrary to the received wisdom that Sir Keir Starmer is a bland centrist who seeks only to effect marginal adjustments to the British state while largely maintaining the status quo, his Labour Government will seek not only to transform Britain, but to make any reversal of this transformation functionally impossible.
Given opinion polls have for months shown that Labour is on course to secure a large majority in the House of Commons, it’s surprising that more attention hasn’t been paid to what this would mean in reality. It is especially shocking that social conservatives aren’t more obviously concerned.
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