Will Labour and the Conservatives end up widening the gap between the political left and right?

[Citizen's Nephew]

Clever artwork from Martin Rowson in The G today. https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...labour-cartoon

[jon1959]

Clever artwork from Martin Rowson in The G today. https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...labour-cartoon

I always find Rowson's cartoons too complex and stylised to appreciate at first look. Clever, but for me often lack punch.

Bring back Steve Bell.

If only the 'liberal' Guardian hadn't sacked him for satirising hypocritical, corrupt despots!

[Wash DC Blue]

The political chasm has been cracked and widening for a long time and has been widening since Brexit.

In addition you deconstructionism tearing apart what people have lived by for most of our lives.

The Labour Party has long abandoned its working class roots in exchange for the urban, middle class disenfranchised minority vote whatever that might be.

I’m left leaning, always have been.
Pro choice, pro equality, pro taxing the rich, nationalising utilities and the trains.
I don’t like the unregulated capitalism, but I’ve no desire to see any form of communism.

Iit is my fervent belief that communists realized that they fell short with their plans using the working class and decided to use the post modernist ideas of deconstructionism and any minority that they can to destabilise Western civilisation.

How Islam and progressivism are such easy bed mates should be a big wake up call.

It isn’t, but the rational pendulum swing populism and the rise of the right is?

It’s absurd to me and shows at the worst hypocrisy, but more so moral cowardice.