Jon Cruddas skriver intressant i New Statesman om Labours kris och pionjären Keir Hardie (som har ungefär samma roll i Labours historieskrivning som August Palm har i den svenska socialdemokratins). ”We have lost many millions of voters since 1997. We have lost hundreds of thousands of members. We have become reviled by younger generations that view us as the party of the Establishment, war and insecurity. Our orthodoxy has defeated our radicalism. We speak a desiccated language of targets; our story, our essential ethic, has been lost on the altar of the focus group. We have retreated into what is … Fortsätt läsa Hoppet som ingrediens