What’s the future for the Green Party? Should it be socialism? | Joe Todd
The party must aspire to be more than a Labour pressure group.
The Guardian reports that the party must aspire to be more than a Labour pressure group.
It should offer a vision for radical reform – and ways to implement it It’s a strange time to be a Green. We have just held our largest conference ever, but it was overshadowed by a controversial motion that was attacked by the media as racist.
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