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The policy takes Labour closer to the revised version of the mansion tax plan recently announced by the Lib Dem Treasury chief secretary, Danny Alexander.
He may already appreciate that his most realistic ambition, biblically, is to be not the Joshua who takes Labour into the promised land but the Moses who leads the party out of bondage to the Blairite/Brownite ideology, into a spell in the wilderness that will not – with David Cameron elegantly feigning to colonise the centre ground – be brief.
You appreciate anything that takes labour.
"Ultimately, he's taking Labour's vote.
But they definitely took Labour votes.
She hopes he will take Labour votes.
It would take Labour membership to 500,000, he says.
Cameron says we know what happens if you take Labour's approach.
They scoff at bellicose Tory talk of taking Labour seats once considered safe.
They have taken Labour's work on apprenticeships with their proposed levy on business.
