The end of mondeo man-based politics?
Next Left are, not surprisingly, very criticial of mondeo man-based politics.
But
Fabians are not going to be very in favour of Mondeo man though, are they?
As a born and bred Essex boy, i know plenty of 'mondeo men'. very often these people feel left behind by politicians, and they tend to be somewhere between the two parties, and if we can bring these on side, i have no problem with that. I think the Fabians are far too quick to write them off as a progressive force.
it'd be lovely to have a wider electoral coalition, but we should remember 1984 and how focusing on our core vote lost us a popular mandate to rule
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