The incoming prime minister showed his oratorical skill and that he is prepared to borrow from populism
Nearing the end of his speech accepting the Labour leadership, Andy Burnham paused. “I know what to do,” he said. “I have a plan.” Perhaps he does. But even after half an hour of dense rhetoric, it is still not especially clear what this is.
Burnham, who will become prime minister on Monday after this formal party coronation, is a politician who runs largely on vibes, and that was the driving force of his address to the Labour faithful in central London.
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This article was originally published by The Guardian and written by Peter Walker Senior political correspondent.
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