A veteran broadcaster claimed it was “already in operation” as the former Prime Minister highlighted a future event in Britain organized by the Tony Blair Institute earlier this week. Neil argues that the purpose of the “convocation of the remnants” is “to initiate the process of creating a new centre-left agenda,” and Sir Tony does not.
Journalists are “real enough” to know that former Labor leaders can never return as prime minister, but “meaning he can’t play a central role in British politics again. Not. “
In writing the Daily Mail, Neil said:
“It was a convocation of remnants from the centre-left and right, but Blair was keen enough to emphasize that resuming the Brexit problem could not be its purpose, and perhaps an attempt somewhere. increase.
“Rather, its purpose was to initiate the process of creating a new agenda for the centre-left and the centre-left.
“At this first rally, nothing practical was decided. In fact, it did not go beyond the most naive generality and vague subject headlines that require attention.
“But Blair and his lab aim to flesh the bones.”
Speaking Thursday, Brexit opponent Sir Tony argued that Britain’s withdrawal from the EU would not be canceled “immediately.”
He states: “At any time in this generation, for example, there is no immediate reversal.
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“The fact that exports have fallen, the pound has been devalued, and business investment has fallen is damaging us.”
The former Prime Minister also argued that his new project would not transform into a political party and would not put together a “manifest.”
He said: “You have two major political parties. I don’t see it change.”
Sir Tony added: A country in a way that somewhat resembles the reality of the challenges we face. “
In the face of the rise of France’s far-left and far-right, former Labor leaders rejected the proposal that voters no longer wanted so-called “centrist” politics.
But he admitted, “It’s a fight. There will be a big fight.”