The Labour party, despite what the self-titled moderates of the party think, will get nowhere offering the same faux-leftist corporate capitalism that thrived under Blair.
They have basically got 2 choices, the easier way, bend to the current paradigm, ramp up the anti-poor, anti-immigrant, anti- women agenda propagated by UKIP and hoover up some of the vote but essentially achieve nothing.
The other, harder way, would be to develop a narrative closer to their socialist routes, a narrative that does not resort to blaming the poverty of the white working class on the poverty of other working class groups. The must offer a greater narrative than the piecemeal approach theybhave offered since 2010 and start to actually attack some of the ideas that have for too long been above reproach in British politics.
What do I think they'll do? The former obviously.