Sentence examples for future labour voter from inspiring English sources
John Bone York As a past, present and future Labour voter, it is hard to enumerate the many mistakes Labour has made in the past five years.
What should be at the forefront of their minds for both MPs and members is the future of the Labour voter.
March 2010 – Justice Secretary Jack Straw promises voters that a future Labour government would make the Lords fully elected by throwing out the remaining 92 hereditary peers.
She's a lifelong Labour voter and is concerned for the future.
And for the Conservatives, reminding voters of the SNP's possible role in a future Labour government cannot be done too many times.
He's trying to wind me up this time (wrongly assuming I'm a tribal Labour voter), but he still clearly does mean what he says regarding any future Osborne vs Corbyn choice.
At the party's conference in Manchester, Mr Miliband claimed that a future Labour government would create the more fair and just society that both "Yes" and "No" voters called for in the independence referendum.
Certainly not the average Labour voter, because Ed Miliband has run a mile from Schulz, whose federalist vision of the EU's future goes way beyond the pale for British consumption in the Ukip era.
Instead, their relentless trashing of "Labour who left us in this mess" slammed the door on an alternative coalition future – and ensured angry Labour voters killed off their AV hopes.
The thing I say to Labour activists is [that] we've got a responsibility that goes beyond the here and now – to allow future Labour governments to be able to achieve the kind of progressive change that we want to see, and we've also got a responsibility as Labour voters".
