Or will it be a rerun of his campaigning style for the EU elections?
I presume it’ll be a rerun of the 2017 effort with a new and updated manifesto. I’m not going to tell you what is so good about Corbyn because as I’ve said many times I refuse to join in with – and still baffled by – the obsession with him from either side. What I will say is that I’m fairly certain, or at least I hope, that the next labour manifesto will be another step change in progressive radicalism building on the last manifesto.
Something that not only offers the chance to either stop brexit or cancel out it’s more damaging aspects, but also something that will massively tip the balance of power and wealth back towards the general population from the current plutocratic nightmare where the rest of society funds the unsustainable and indefensible lifestyles of a few very rich people. If we’re really lucky we might even get a coalition or something similar where the green party have significant influence.
Or you can vote for Boris and his dystopian nightmare, or more austerity-light vacuousness from the liberals. It’s a pretty easy decision in my book.