Jeremy Corbyn and the nirvana fallacy
A politician who uses the nirvana fallacy gains an easy rhetorical advantage. But it's a double-edged sword.
By
The Staggers
Latest in
The Staggers
Tom Watson delivers a stark warning to the Corbynites
Deputy leader calls for party to move on from "summer of introspection" and hails New Labour achievements.
By
The New Statesman Cover | The Tory Tide
A first look at this week's magazine.
By
The SNP MP Michelle Thomson resigns the whip as police investigate her property deals
The party's business spokesperson withdraws amid a police probe.
By
Jeremy Corbyn says he would “never push the button“ on Trident
Jeremy Corbyn's interview on the Today programme is a victory for Labour's unilateralists.
By
Labour is now the biggest party in Britain. That matters more than you think
To help you understand the size of the Labour party, here’s are some figures: Liz Kendall got just 280 fewer…
By
Don’t be fooled – housing associations are still under threat
The threat to social housing is still very real, and it hasn't gone away, warns Tom Copley.
By
How original was Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour conference speech?
Chunks of the Labour leader's speech came from passages offered by a speechwriter to Ed Miliband in 2011, and he…
By