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Bad Dog

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5. I agree with you all

Reply to Denzil_DC (Original post)

Fri Jan 15, 2016, 04:31 PM

Jan 2016

Social care, (and mental health) are the poor cousins, and it's the old who vote. My point about Europe is that it's a chance to get the young to vote, like in Scotland, and show them they can make a difference.

And none of that will happen until the party shows some bloody unity.

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Revealed: how Jeremy Corbyn has reshaped the Labour party [View all] Denzil_DC Jan 2016 OP

Europe is what might make the difference. Bad Dog Jan 2016 #1

Yes, I think you identify an important point in the generational issue. Denzil_DC Jan 2016 #2

Trouble is, it's the old who vote T_i_B Jan 2016 #3

There is an obvious way that Labour could attract the elderly away from the Tories... LeftishBrit Jan 2016 #4

Yes, that's certainly been the case. Denzil_DC Jan 2016 #6

I think it's much easier for politicians to target those who already vote T_i_B Jan 2016 #7

I agree with you all Bad Dog Jan 2016 #5