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nevada, a governor from michigan or senator and governor from pennsylvania, what did they all say? we didn t give up the rural counties to anybody. we knew we wouldn t win them, but we were going to campaign in every county. we were going to do what barack obama did in places like iowa and bring down the republican numbers enough to win the entire state. that strategy worked, didn t it? it did work, joe. what we re going to do going into 2024 is double down on that. we put the largest amount of money into our state parties and that s not just one state party, all of the state parties. the goal is to continue to build the infrastructure so that we can win close races in these states and in some states just compete once again. you know, our party infrastructure, you and i talked about this, really fell apart. what we have done, thanks to tom perez and what we re doing at
me on political thinking. thank you. it is one of the great cliches of politics that governments lose elections and oppositions don t win them. like most cliches, there s a lot of truth in it, but not entirely. labour had to change to have a prospect of winning but they ve done something else as well quite consciously said very little about what they ll do in power, not come up with a great policy perspective. pretty soon, people will want answers to the questions we ve just been exploring. if you are living in an economy with low growth and high tax and high borrowing and high inflation, how on earth will labour help the sorts of people it s committed to help? thanks for watching.
actually, to be part of a team that is trying again not to fix the labour party because we ve done that, it s to fix the country. lisa nandy, thanks forjoining me on political thinking. thank you. it is one of the great cliches of politics that governments lose elections and oppositions don t win them. like most cliches, there s a lot of truth in it, but not entirely. labour had to change to have a prospect of winning, but they ve done something else as well quite consciously said very little about what they ll do in power, not come up with a great policy perspective. pretty soon people will want answers to the questions we ve just been exploring. if you are living in an economy with low growth and high tax and high borrowing and high inflation, how on earth will labour help the sorts of people it s committed to help? thanks for watching.
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