The British Labor Party opposed it

The big trend in European politics is that the major parties that supported the state, which previously won more than 40 percent, are now losing half of the old electorate’s consent.

Instead, new parties entered.

But with more parties at stake, many Social Democratic parties have learned that it is possible to hold on to power despite poor election results.

In Norway, the Labor Party is now in power, despite the party’s worst result since 1924. In Germany, the SPD is set to form a government with about half a percentage of voters supported in the 1970s. And in Sweden, despite the Social Democrats’ worst election result since 1908, the future prime minister will likely be called Magdalena Andersen.

many social democratic parties So he didn’t have time to think much about his situation. The more pressing question was how to govern the country in various difficult parliamentary situations.

British workers do not have this problem.

After more than ten years of protest, the party seems to have come to a complete standstill in the opposition.

After more than ten years of protests, it seems the party has finally come to a halt in the opposition.

It doesn’t look like he’s playing with anyone The role of how many scandals hit Boris Johnson. People have to wait in line for an hour to get fuel in the car. Britain is constitutionally torn by the Brexit hinge. This official assessment concluded that the Tory government’s late actions at the start of the pandemic should be seen as “one of the greatest public health failures in British history”.

Boris Johnson has tightened his political grip on the country.

no else.

It is clear that the British electoral system plays a role. The possibility of Labor coming to power through a creative minority government solution likewise does not exist.

In Britain, majority elections are held in single-member constituencies.

it’s so difficult For the entry of new parties. The two largest parties benefit from the British electoral system. That means the Labor Party on the one hand is too big to collapse completely. But at the same time the ability to come to power today is very less.

The story of Labor’s plight is of not being able to deal with two forms of nationalism: Scottish and English.

The Labor Party of Scotland won every national election between 1964 and 2010. But in the 2015 UK election, the SNP took a serious leap. His message of Scottish independence combined with general leftist politics has more or less decimated the Scottish Labor Party. Labor has only managed to retain the Scottish constituency.

With the help of EU protests, Boris Johnson was able to blow up what was called the ‘Red Wall of Work’ in the north of England.

If the Labor Party loses Scotland Because of Scottish nationalism, much of England was lost to English nationalism. Brexit has prompted many white working class voters to turn to Boris Johnson. With the help of EU protests, Boris Johnson was able to blow up what was called the ‘Red Wall of Work’ in the north of England.

The entire political project of the Prime Minister now revolves around retaining these voters. Under Bryce Johnson, the Conservatives have taken a real left turn. This spring, for example, it was Boris Johnson who wanted to shock the UK corporation and business tax who opposed it.

instead of going against Minority governments and various coalitions like most of Europe are pushing Britain into three one-party states. Scotland is dominated by the Scottish National Party. Wales by Labor (In Wales, Labor has been the single largest party in every election for the last 100 years). In England, conservatives dominate.

(Northern Ireland is a different story due to armed conflict. According to the 1998 peace agreement, the two main parties to Northern Ireland must always rule together.)

Sure, that’s part of it England is huge compared to other countries. 56 million people live in England, compared to 5.4 million in Scotland and 3.1 million in Wales.

Labor has the trump card in England: the young voter. The average working age is 45, which is a small percentage of many other social democratic parties. But the question is, how long will the youth be able to support the party which has not come to power?

There is an idea that politics is communication. After many years of right-wing governments, many years of left-wing governments should follow. But many in Britain are starting to wonder if this is still the case. Will the Social Democrats in Britain have a prime minister?

on the other hand it can Everything happens in politics. Something unexpected happens and suddenly the person who was completely calculated in advance wins. But at the same time in British politics almost everything seems to have happened.

These years have been politically tragic.

It seems that whatever happened in the end, Boris Johnson benefited from it.

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