What Sir Keir can learn from the Kamala calamity

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : Labour has no alternative but to aim high: that is what an impatient and volatile electorate will demand, in a new political landscape that suits populists like Nigel Farage and his friend Trump much more than it does the established parties.
43% : To concentrate Labour minds, the party might as well recognise now that voters are going to ask the question posed both by Trump this week and by Labour in July: are you better off than you were at the last election?
12% : Any opposition will want a "change" election - and, with seven out of 10 Americans unhappy about their country's direction, Trump could offer change in a way that he could not when running from office in 2020; Harris was too closely tied to the Biden administration to be able to do so.

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