Labour is on a precarious path as it pushes for economic growth, prioritizing development over environmental concerns. The party's recent measures, including potential airport expansions, have angered environmentalists and could alienate key voter demographics that supported them in the last election. As tensions rise, influential members voice concerns that Labour's aggressive rhetoric could fracture relationships with green groups, jeopardizing previously established coalitions. Observers highlight a risk of losing support in affluent districts where environmental issues are paramount, suggesting Labour's strategy might not align with its broader voter base's values.
They are desperate to appeal to the wrong people. A lot of it is virtue signalling that they are bold on growth, but the knock-on consequences of that for their broader coalition [of voters] is pretty significant.
This is a woman who was claiming she would be the first green chancellor three years ago. It feels desperate.
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