The truth about the Labour Party

, They are fighting a losing battle 


Founded in 1929, after the General Strike, the Labour Party has been fighting a holding action since the 1936 election.
The party is no longer fighting to gain seats, but rather not to lose what they have; which is a major task in itself. 
How can they be a party for the working man, when Jeremey Corbyn owns several houses; Dianne Abbot goes on about public school, yet sent her children to a private school.

Under Labour certain things are certain.
Unemployment, the National Debt, and Inflation will rise out of control.

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