as the SDP is concerned I'm totally opposed to those people who want a Labour-SDP coalition, and I would even oppose any kind of joint Liberals for PR. Calla-ul the All I'n SDP saying is that Labour will have to confront the ques tion of lectoral reform and the block vote if it wants to create a mass base If Labour doesn't tackle these questions, other forces will. . Take the and the SDP have planned block VOLC Both Tebbit for ending the block vote, unionists opeing in to LP and system of membershit Obviously this should be opposed as : big attack in the unions.
But they could have success unless there is campaign in the unions by the Labour Party to recruit individual members. memet ins wich eright- straightclass have put DONECS WIL CONCELEO dominate unless lectoral SIC ONHE and the block vote are dealt with.
Why does creating a mass base for the Labour Party, or indeed democratising the block vote, mean going you can see this in what happened in NUPE during the deputy leadership campaign where there was majority at the base fo Healey. The left like nume ane snoourone ing tend to be a bit ostrichnkc on Lacsc quesuon prepared LO transform itself into a campaigning party then we might have problems. If the workers don't tind their interests reflected in the Labour Party, then they could go to the right. If they reject the Labour Party then they certainly won't go inSunday 27 March 12 noon Assemble Jubilee Gardens near Waterloo Station In my view the radicalisation of the British working class coulc bring about a split in the vill not wish to be a par moving to the left go over to the SDP or the Tories, as they have done in the past.
GEORGE Dear Editor Should the CP stand?
Yours of 2 February '83: having lived and workvigorously against Cruise a socialist society. We se this as being achieved i this country by a combina tion of a socialist majorit in parliament and the mas struggle parlia
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