My last strategy? What are you wittering about, do you mean the previous Labour strategy?
When did Labour lose Scotland? Can you see them winning an election without winning back Scotland?
Have you seen any recent surveys on the continued damaging impact that Labour taking Britain into an illegal war in Iraq has done?
When were those strategies implemented?
Have you reviewed Labour election results under Brown or Milliband?
How do you explain the recent plummeting of Starmers approval rating on YouGov? I suppose that is the previous strategies fault too?
Rewriting history to imply Labour's strategy under Corbyn is the main cause for Labour's woes is laughably incorrect. But expected from you.
We cannot change the past mistakes; mearly to learn from them, which Labour is not good at.
But what is pretty obvious from the last election, as well as Brexit being a major problem, so was both Corbyn and the campaign.
Like it or not, the UK does not support far left policies. And the powerful Tory centric media finds it just too easy to rubbish them.
That is just a fact of life here.
What Labour has to do is to make itself relevant to the electorate.
Offering well thought out solutions to the onging problems.
In my view, the last Corbyn administration was far too reactive and far too extravagant in their promises. And they were not trusted.
As to whether Starmer will be more successful remains to be seen.
But I do feel that he is going to be a more realistic alternative to Boris.