Our endorsement: Remove the Tories. Vote Labour. Vote tactically. | Election 2024 | New Statesman
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- Rishi Sunak and the conservatives have discredited themselves. Britain needs a Labour government.
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New Statesman Editor-in-Chief, Jason Cowley, joins Rachel Cunliffe and George Eaton to explain why we’re encouraging readers and listeners to vote Labour, or indeed to vote tactically in order to remove the Conservatives.
In 2019 the New Statesman refused to endorse Labour under Jeremy Corbyn. Jason and George explain what’s changed and why Keir Starmer should be the next prime minister.
As George Eaton, who wrote the first draft of the endorsement and also joins the podcast, puts it: “the precondition for a better Britain is the removal of the Conservatives from office.”
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🏳️⚧️👕YOU WILL HAVE TO GO THROUGH ME🏳️⚧️
VOTE REFORM NIGEL FARAGE IF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR CHILDREN/ GRANDCHILDREN WOMEN SAFE, STARMER WILL DO NOTHING. HE DOESN'T EVEN KNOW WHAT A WOMAN IS. SO NO RESPECT FOR WOMWN FROM HIM.100%.!!!
You must reconsider and endorse Count Binface.
Make your vote count
This is not the time for jokes! The country is on its knees after 14 years of Tory rule... Use your vote wisely.
Binface is rubbish!
@@DilanPerera1 I'll make jokes when I damn well please. Take your face for example!
@@RonaldReagan84 RIP Ronald Reagan 👌
Boring
Lets not leave it to chance. Dont just assume labour will win. Everyone should vote the Tories out. Use your vote.
To vote Reform
Exactly, brexit only won because a lot of remain supporters stayed at home, we don't want that to happen next week
@@j.x.x.r3645 you'll be sorry after 3 months in office. Every pledge will be U turned and you will be worse off with high taxes, high inflation and a world wide banking crash on top of it all
Yes let all waste our vote and vote for stupid parties like reform
@@lenabo9929 yes some would see it like that, millions of others will see it differently
Very good video. The people from The New Statesman have presented a good program during the Conservative government's term. 😊
Thank you!
Vote reform we do not need more of the same , vote reform.
I wouldn’t vote Tory or Labour if you paid me.
They paying the immigrants lots of benefits to vote for them ..just let that sink in a little
Quite. I always voted for the Liberal Party/Lib Dems, up until 2010. Under FPTP, my vote has never counted. Since then, living in a Tory/Labour marginal, I've voted Labour.
It's always been close here.
This time? The Tories are toast!
thank you!
You can always donate to the lib dems to give them some support even if you have to vote tactically.
If the tories find themselves in 4th place... 🎉
4th? who do you want in 3rd?
@@j.x.x.r3645 SNP, Greens. Don't care
@@j.x.x.r3645 snp? That would be funny.
@@j.x.x.r3645 Well, dream would be Labour, Greens, Lib Dems. Obviously a dream but without them??
@@j.x.x.r3645not Reform, obvs
My entire life I’ve had to vote tactically and I’m sick of it, the system has to change.
Then vote Reform!
I’m a lifelong Green voter but I’d happily tactical vote for Labour or Lib Dems this election to keep a Tory out. If a lot of us do we could even end up with Lib Dems as the official opposition which would do a lot more good for our politics and media discussions than having the Tories.
"...we could even end up with Lib Dems as the official opposition..."
That would be amazing.🤞
So basically a big echo chamber with zero opposing views with a Labour Party which will likely not even crack 40% of the popular vote. I guess that’s the lefts idea of a healthy democracy.
@@soatfaccls3435 it's only tories and brexit that have caused this.
@@soatfaccls3435 you're not listening. Farage KNEW that brexit would increase immigration from outside Europe. He said so at the time. You're being conned.
Vote Labour
Vote either Labour--my preference--or Lib Dem whoever is most likely to defeat the Tories. At 82 I've never seen any Party so bad so destructive of our people our society our safety our Reputation in the world as this one kicked off by David Cameron. May under Cameron brought in the 'Hostile Environment' in 2012 hitting my now Chinese Partner so hard. She cared for an older extremelly ill Paranoid Schitzophrenic man 24/7 for near 14 years in his small flat without monies of any kind. She has taken insult verbal assault & her experience has damaged her health. My conservative Barrister friend reading of May's 680 negative changes in law & regulations for ALL newcomers said 'May has gone mad.' Other cases she told me of later are blood curling. This Government is evil by every & any measure you'd like to apply. And have led to Reform with a half of the Tories three-quarters of the way to a Far Right stance.
Vote reform if you want your country back
in the 1850's
@@nicennice😂😂😂😂 bravo!
Reform 🇬🇧 ❤
Definitely 👍
Back from whom?
There's literally candidates standing down telling their area to vote reform. They know what's happening. Common sense politics. Vote Reform UK
Vote for the people, vote reform!!!
“We indorse Labour because we always have “. That’s why the country will always be in this position, a mess.
REFORM UK if WE WANT OUR COUNTRY BACK
Get the Tories out! They have broken every moral fibre of this Isle. I saw Royal Shrewsbury Hospital being investigated by Dispatches on Channel 4, and what the Tories have done to the NHS is reprehensible! I cried at multiple points. I advise anyone considering voting for the Tory Party to watch the documentary.
While tories have been bad for the NHS let’s not forget the woeful state of many trust boards of governors. Didn’t Paula Vennels, ex Post Office, get a job on a NHS trust board.
Trust channel 4 as far as you can throw them
@@michaelbright9162 Who was added to a board at one particular time is entirely irrelevant. The Conservatives have destroyed this country
@@latest3dsgames I'd trust Channel 4 over Talk TV (UA-cam) & GB News.
@@richards9750 I disagree, it shows the standards that exist in the boards running our NHS Trusts. They are not there for their ability.
Reform ❤❤❤❤
If you feel like a Labour and Tory vote is the same thing that's absolutely fair and I'm not going to argue otherwise. What I would suggest is that fully and completely ending the tories dismantles the entire 2 party system and yes that means labour will have a huge majority but it will also force so much pressure for electoral reform and for a upending of what has been 2 person pass the parcel which has been our status quo for generations. It's a chance for actual change. Reform voters, Lib Dems and Green all agree on electoral reform. Any of these parties becoming the next opposition over the tories fundementally changes the game. Don't just end the tories out of spite. do it to take the UK out of it's endless political rutt.
From where I am, Spain, our electoral system has circumscriptions with several seats that are allocated proportionally to the vote share in the area. The complains about the political system are not absente here, people complain that the parties have too much power because they make the lists who can run in each circumscription. And because our politics are very polarized parties still behave has right wing block and left wing block.
I am saying all of this to communicate that electoral reform is not necessarily a complete solution to the UKs problems.
@@antoniodepalma-f8i Oh I agree entirely. It's more that the UK has been in an endless rutt where we feel we are continually choosing between two sides and as a result the disengagement from politics is huge. RP isn't going to fix that immediately but it is a step in the right direction which is something we have been unable to make for a long time.
Labour not getting my vote. Reform for me and the same for almost everyone I know!
Your echo chamber of 5 you mean?
So, voting for the right-wing fascists,eh?
Can you be sure though that Reform UK will keep the TripleLock pensions safe for pensioners & taxes not to go sky high... & a great plan to stop the boats?... I'd be very worried if Labour got in.
You let the country down in 2019.
I always think that every time I see a New Statesman video. Heterodox my foot. They're as centrist and neo-liberal as it comes.
Labour and Tories = 2 wings of the same bird.. Nothing will change! 🙄
Of course the New Statesman will recommend the odd-on favourite, in order to get preferential relations with the new cabinet.
Just watch Zia Yusuf and Nigel at Reform rally, Birmingham. There is an awakening! Be part of it!
He said it, New Statesman is a liberal outlet not a socialist one. It is not a magazine of the left, if it was it would’ve endorsed Labour in 2019. Also, George attacking the Tories for having no inspiring policies…. Well, what inspiring policies are Starmer’s Labour offering?
Wake up
So how will you vote Anakin? If nothing else, Labour have vowed free breakfast for primary school kids. In my area on the South Coast -this is HUGE and will help. The Tories have promised to cut disability benefit by £12 billion to pay for tax cuts (check this out if you don't believe me). I reckon there's more than a cigarette paper between them. Only just, but that's enough as a start for me :)
@@michellebarbour5777 I already voted for the Lib Dems (I would’ve voted Green if it weren’t for their opposition to HS2 & Nuclear), I’m actually in a red wall seat that went Tories in 2019 in the Midlands. Yes breakfast clubs are nice but why not free school meals for all primary school children (you can even say when the public finances allow for it like the Lib Dems did). Anyway, I feel free enough to lodge a protest vote considering the state of the polls and the Labour majority that is expected.
Are you going to endorse Biden later or are you going to hold off on that? The US absolutely can not let Trump in.
You would not believe the Biden bashing going on over here. The Dump consistently babbles intelligible nonsense and the media barely note it. But let Joe have a bad night and all the media types are "shocked, just shocked I tell you" HorseHooey.
I’d rather vote count bin face than vote Liebour. I’m voting REFORM to get MY country back.
Voting Lib. I'm far to the left of them but voting Green where I live won't really help. It's a safe Lib seat but I don't want to chance it.
Vote TACTICALLY
take the Tory and UKIP/BrexitParty/BNP/"REFORM" TRASH OUT
Casually lumping the BNP with those others is disingenuous and you know it.
"everyone I disagree with is a nazi" basically
@@kzm1934 I see them in the fold with the others listed. They would all certainly support the same causes, albeit from slightly different soap box starting points.
Vote Reform.
Yours has been the best analysis of the campaign
Sayyy whhhaaat. New statesman endorses Labour. Wow. 😅
Shocking, we know.
Just crossing their fingers that house prices in zone 1-2 stay sky high tbh
The Tories will go hard and ugly in this last week. The use of surrender just shows where they are at in their thinking. On the eve of the election Labour need to put out on final broadcast. Keir needs to say but one simple sentence "The opportunity to serve our Country, that is all we ask." Let the nation hear the words of John Smith one more time. I believe Keir holds the same values.
Kier believes only in his own self empowerment. If you can’t see that at this point you’re willfully blind just those people in America that thought Biden would make a great President, or that Hillary could not lose..
But will you propose voting for the Tories in Clacton, Boston and Skegness, Castle Point, and Mid Buckinghamshire, that's what I want to know...
Interesting question. If the plan is for tactical voting to get the Tories out, I'd suggest voting Reform in those seats. It will divide the Tory vote. What do you think?
@@michellebarbour5777 I listed the 4 seats where Reform has a solid shot (MRP polls show them as the likely winner) and the only realistic contender to keep them out are the Tories. I would rather see the Tories in those specific seats than Reform, even though historically I have been a LD/Lab Tactical Voter, because I consider the Putin Apologist and his "we shouldn't have fought in 1945" buddies to be worse.
The vast majority of people voting Labour is purely because they're "not the worse" out of the main two party's. Further proof that the FPTP voting system is absolutley not fit for modern politics. Truth is, BOTH party's being charge is equally as depressing and boring.
Not equally
@@nicks4934As above, not equally. Labour are considerably less bad. That said, I'm voting Green.
If you fail to see a difference between Labour and the Tories, you're living in cloud cuckoo land.
Both might not be to your liking, both might be far from perfect, but that doesn't mean there aren't clear differences.
@@nicks4934 Vote Labour for millions of extra immigrants and much higher taxes to pay for them, enjoy but dont whinge afterwards
@@machidaman Vote Labour for millions of extra immigrants and much higher taxes to pay for them, enjoy but dont whinge afterwards
Voting for the same parties over and over again. You'd have to be out of your mind.
Well done New Statesman!
I really want to believe that Labour can address the myriad crises facing Britain - economic depression, soaring inequality, crumbling public services, rising corruption, ageing population, local government, social care and education in collapse, increasing polarisation and most importantly the climate catastrophe which is bearing down upon us with terrifying speed, but their entire campaign has been based on the principle that they will not make any meaningful changes and will only tinker around the edges in order to be seen as a safe pair of hands.
If you look around the world, there are many countries with similar problems to Britian, who have had similar governments to the one we will no doubt get next week. In Australia, France, Canada, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, America and many more countries, there have been centrist, cautious, unambitious, prevaricating governments in power who promise only superficial change and refuse to address the underlying causes of societies problems for fear of upsetting the establishment. Almost universally, people in these countries have turned to radical right wing populism in their disappointment.
As the Tories collapse, the perfect environment exists for Reform to capture the right-wing of British politics as Le Pen has done in France.
Labour is pinning everything on huge economic growth, which has been the Tory strategy for the past 14 years and has failed miserably and with Brexit and the world as it is today the conditions for such growth are decidedly worse than in 2010. In five years time they will be in for a very rude awakening indeed.
Nothing Labour has said has made me believe that they make this country a better place, so I will be voting Green.
Yes, i feel it is literally existential for Labour that they deliver results and real change over the next 5 years. If not, some kind of far right party i fear will gain power, whether that be Reform or the Conservatives in a more Reform-like incarnation.
Definitely agree. The Starmer wing likes to call more radical change naïve or unserious but the trajectory of the UK and the wider world is crises of environment, inequality, housing, demographics and migration. These require bold long-term policies not 'more of the same but without the incompetence and corruption'.
I don't know if Labour leadership realise this but see no other way to power or they genuinely don't understand that New Labour style politics cannot solve these problems.
The Greens have major issues but I'll probably vote for them too. The Tory/Labour 2 party system needs to end.
@@marloweellis926won’t happen by voting Green this time - think about it
Bloody hell, you lot need to cheers up a bit - we are seeing the end of the Tories. No one can predict what comes next so step forward with hope and make a difference yourselves FFS
If voting Green will keep the Tories as your MP, then you are not really voting Green, you are voting Tory. Be very careful that your brain (rather than your heart) controls your choice. If you live in Brighton, you can diregard this message :)
Deleted my comments basically labour same as Tories we are all voting Reform time for a real change
Heterodox…a new word for me. I like it 😊
I wasn't following the New Statesman back in 2019 but I'm disappointed to hear that you didn't support Labour in 2019. Isn't any Labour government better than a Tory government? What was the alternative? Lib Dem, Tory, don't vote?
They were part of the anti-Corbyn media alliance that lumbered the UK with Boris Johnson.
Centrists will always prefer fascist/right-wing governments to anything remotely left
In 2019, they said “tactically vote to keep the Tories out” but also “Jeremy Corbyn is unfit to be prime minister” so I guess New Statesman technically endorsed Labour winning but somehow Corbyn doesn’t end up as Prime Minister? Yeah I know, it didn’t make any sense then either
@@oliver556 How was the Johnson administration fascist?
@@VincentAlth They weren't, I was just pointing out that historically it's the case they would rather see either of those 2 in power.
Starmers lot weaponised antisemitism and ignored the complaints to make Corbyn look bad. Do not reinvent history as an act of self promotion. Get a better studio.
People forget the reason for “Austerity” was due to the last Labour gov leaving the country bankrupt !!! The then chancellor Mr Darling famously left a not saying “no money left” 😂😂….how quickly people forget what a Labour run gov can do. Remember the winter of discontent??
I’m 100% voting the tories out …but… I’m a Labour supporter in a safe Conservative seat. My vote doesn’t count in the FPTP system. In my opinion many hardcore tory fans would rather vote Reform than vote for Labour. Reform are literally the right wing of the tories and people here think Labour are just Arthur Scargill and Jeremy Corbyn. Therefore I reckon my best bet here is to vote tactically. By voting for Reform because I’m guessing they have more chance of winning this constituency than Labour.
You removed the first layer of stones in Stonehendge, then Reform party appeared. If you didn't touch them, Reform party wouldn't be that clearly seen.
Make your mark on history. VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! tactically
How do I mark your channel as 'Not Interested'? The option doesn't seem to come up for your videos. Have you paid UA-cam so people can't switch you off from the recommendations?
I am sorry but I find the thought of Angela raynor representing Britain /British women on the global stage is unbearable. Which in turn reinforces, my view in Keir Starmer.
The usual hindsight of doing what you were going to do and not break the two party system that the opposition is complicit in the breaking of parliamentary power and overloading the economy. Only flops the flip.
If you thought Boris was a better choice for PM than Corbyn then you're a Tory and there's no point in pretending otherwise
Or you just wanted British foreign policy to not be a complete disaster
@@SpiredRapidity and how did it go under boris? those israelis were absolutely lovely after all eh? silly corbyn.
@@SpiredRapiditycurrent British foreign policy has been to prop up an ongoing genocide, can’t get much more disastrous than that
Corbyn is still a Putin apologist and hates NATO, even now with the benefit of hindsight.
That is how broken his internal moral compass is.
@@SpiredRapiditydoh! Numb nuts!
Starmer already PM before he won don't you see in his action's????
I watched until the words 'heterodox liberal' were used. Vote Reform
Why not actively support tactical voting to promote the LDs to 2nd?
Greedy for power, greedy for money! The same old lies and bullshit
Are you sure about the fact you care all of a sudden isn't down to wad of money in brown envelopes.
I read the manifesto, and whilst a lifelong Labour supporter was a bit disappointed about some of the language used to appeal to moderate Tories. Whilst we need to manage immigration, I don’t think using ‘we must stop the boats’ should included. A nit pick I know - but still a concern for Labour voters
That saying please vote EVERYONE🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
well stopping the boats I think everyone agrees with should happen. The point where there is disagreement is how it should happen or can be done.
The boats are money earners for people smugglers, causing people to die as a result and taking all of their savings. Whatever your view on immigration, I'd have thought 'stopping the boats' is something we could all agree on, surely?
@@Afterthoughtbtw I think the disappointment comes from them reusing the tory slogan, rather than framing it in a way that says "illegal channel crossings are an injustice to asylum seekers" as opposed to the "immigrants are a problem" view that reform and right-wing tories have.
'stop the boats' has become an unpleasant chant under the Tories but stop them we must and sort out asylum claims, we must. Angela Rayner spoke well on this yesterday. Starmer and others talk about the importance of processing those who are in limbo here in hotels. They always mention how accepted claims will lead to individuals being able to work and pay tax - great. The problem I foresee is housing. If two thirds of claims are rightly upheld, where will they live? And can you imagine the headlines when a deserving asylum claimant is awarded a bedsit before a deserving veteran or young family? As 'rooms for Ukranians' worked well, perhaps a short term solution before housing is built, would be 'Rooms for successful asylum claimants' with some funding that is significantly less than hotel costs?
@@Afterthoughtbtw Processing in France would be perfect but we'd need some housing and a similar system to 'Rooms for Ukranians' while we got some housing built.
This is why I stopped subscribing to NS a few years back.
VOTE REFORM ❤❤❤❤
Why would I? Tory extreme.
😊😊😊 vote for reform this country deserves better 😊😊😊
Get out and Vote Labour. No tories. No reform.
Or whichever candidate is best placed to unseat the Tory.
no chance, i,m voting reform uk
Labour and the Tory’s two cheeks on the same arse .
Yes!
Starmer sniff sniff.... clear the nostrils.
Labour/Tories two cheeks of the same arse, vote reform
Labour or Conservative
Is coke or pepsi
Depressing days ahead. How is this a change???
😫😫😫
Conservatives in... Labour in the bin😅
Conservatives have wrecked England and Labour have wrecked Wales
I can’t remember Labour closing down the libraries, sport centre and youth club in my area. Or Labour wrecking my small businesses ability to trade in Europe.
Let’s have a competent government for a change.
Yep. Vote Reform
@@nigelmckay5915clearly drunk - 1 MP if you’re lucky, not a majority, and Fartrage is bound to spout some more narcissistic shite to alienate slightly less nutty right wing coffin dodgers, such that it will be 8th time UNLUCKY - again 😂😂😂😂😂
@@nigelmckay5915 😂😂
@@ne-ht4zx if you think Starmer is competent, then you will be crying into your soup within 3 months. As soon as he takes office we will be at war with Russia. Because Trump will win USA and EU will only have the UK to back them up by targeting Ukraine to join NATO. So Starmer wants a closer tie to the EU and he will only get it if he backs VDL / Scholts / Macron taking on Putin.
I could never vote for Starmer, especially after his endorsement of Israeli war crimes in Gaza. He has steared the Labour party so far right in his effort to gather ex-Tory voters, that Labour has become the New Conservative party.
I would not vote for Labour, because half the party supporters endorse Hamas. Vote reform.
Fkoff new (same old) statesman😊
Voting for reform, that’s it
I have high hopes, KS and the shadow cabinet seem pretty competent, I think they know the scale of what has to be done, and they seem to honestly care. That's enough for now, just got to give them a couple of months to learn the ropes and see what they do 🤞
I have just voted Green like millions of others in Norwich. ❎❎❎❎❎ Starmer is a Tory.
Well done, letting the Tories back in - some people just don’t get it
Vote Labour. Never!
No reform all the way.
Following on from the last 14 years of lying, crooked, amoral behaviour in government, he seems like the perfect continuity candidate.
And the sheep will keep voting for the Centre-Right.
Sheep arefollowing reform.
Poo poo in the tap water
Blue Tory Red Tory
I'm tactically voting LibDem, totally think it's the way forwards.
Forwards to nothingness. Student fees, post office scandal. Nice, very caring.
@@jimseltzer2002 The Libdems weren't responsible for either of those things. Besides, they aren't going to form the next government. Voting LibDem will help remove the vile Tories though, so yeah, pretty caring.
Voting Green because I don't support the status quo and am genuinely for change.
Green. Have you heard the candidates speak? Having no power ten hours a day- some change. Vote Reform.
@@jimseltzer2002 lolz, have you heard Reform candidates speak? When I said change, I meant improving things, not making them worse whilst still scapegoating migrants for the results of what you voted for.
Vote reform
Reform
Reform❤
Never vote Labour.
Lend Labour Your Vote
No. i would not even sell it to them.
Well start by rubbishing the IFS report on wage policy!!!!!! See Different Bias!!!!
The Tories are finished. People should be able to vote for whichever party they want to. I won't vote for Keir Starmer labour and you cannot make me
The Labour Party's position is that FPTP is toxic and harmful to people's trust in politics. Destroying the Tories is a prize enough in itself but I would argue that giving Labour a ridiculous majority is not actually something to fear (as in practical terms it's little different from a 'normal/healthy' majority); I believe it would help accelerate the need for electoral reform. A party getting 60%-70% of seats from around 35% of the vote cannot be tolerated. I encourage everyone to vote tactically against the Tories in every last seat - it is NOT a foregone conclusion.
Tories Out Yes! Labour in No Thanks!
Tories in... Labour in the bin😅
Really I’m shocked. Have yous ever not endorsed labour.
Labour won’t win on merit, but because the Tories have been so awful.
Good to see the editor on again. I read his book of profiles, reaching for utopia, a while ago, quite enjoyed it.
VOTE REFORM ❤❤❤❤
Labour due to their leader have come back from oblivion. But they now need a firebrand leader who knows about Food banks, Baby Banks, Homelessness through no fault of your own, unemployment, Social Housing. Because people in those situations are not going to vote.
There’s more chance of that happening if Labour win a massive majority. It’s short sighted for people to not vote Labour because they won’t instantly get what they want. Play the long game.
...and The Economist has endorsed Labour!
VOTE REFORM FOR ALL OUR SAKES😊
Vote out to help out!
I don't think Labour will have a huge majority. It's not true if you don't vote. The conservatives could still be in power . Please go out and vote. It's not a done deal vote, Labour.