Boris Johnson's 'high wage' agenda is taking the wind out of Labour's sails | Larry Elliott

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Another is to argue that Brexit was a mistake and therefore the party will campaign at the next election to rejoin the EU.
55% : And one reason is that the Conservatives are united behind a plan for post-Brexit Britain they believe in, while Labour would rather not talk about Brexit at all.
54% : Traditionally, Labour would have much happier suggesting that Britain has lessons to learn from Germany's economic model, but Johnson thinks the people who provided him with his 80-seat majority in 2019 are turned off by free-market economics and will support a party that offers higher wages, better railways and more money for the NHS.
44% : Finally, Labour could say that it, too, wants to seize the opportunity afforded by Brexit and would make a better fist of renewal than the government.

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