Impact | Socialist Action 1983

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charismatic South Wales part of the tradiionalist party Зетт wing moving rightwards sufficiently quickly to inspire confidence in many a moderate cader.

Furthermore he also shown his preparedness deal ru hlessly with the party's left wing, both in his or the Militant editorial editorial bazard members and in his effective ditching of Tony Bern's deputy leadership Carpaign two years ago.

The right wing bureaucrac y would like to ry leader and Roy Hatte This is known as the as his deputy.

ricket' because - mare for Tne for the tsunary of a left vicsection, Darticularly the Labour Coordinating Committee, whose SUDOOLIC Meacher and which still enjoys the sponsorship of Tony Benn, is shifting to the right under the impact of Labour's defeat. Even among some of the lefts signs backsliding withdrawal from the EEC and over the centrality of campaigning for unilateral But importantly inside the unions the shift to the left of the last few years has continued. Another major industrial LOe ranworkers. year's annual conference declared Whated nuclear disarmament. This reaffirmed at lllally

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Socialist Action 29 July 1983