I realise this is not an incredibly original observation but we wouldn’t have all this trouble if we had a political party founded on the labour and trade union movement which relied more than anything else upon the voluntary effort of working people to get our message across.
We (the trade unions) did have one of those.
We do have the machinery to assert trade union influence over a political party.
But when we could have used that machinery to reinforce our potential influence – we didn’t.
Can someone please advise me of the brilliant strategy endorsed by the leaders of the big unions and which led to our supporting Brown’s constitutional proposals at Party Conference, further reducing union influence over Party and Government policy?
I know that some people who support the leadership read this blog. Don’t be shy – let us all in on the secret…
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