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Socialist Outlook no. 62, May 14 1994 · 340 words

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Age_ SEND TO: Subs, PO Box 1109, London, N4 2UU. devastating verdict on John Major's government. Now the Tories face humiliation in June's European elections.

But the Tories' crushing defeat reflects not just disarray over Europe and cabinet squabbling, but massive hostility to tax rises, falling living standards and attacks in the NHS and the rest of the welfare state.

John Major is finished. It is only a question of when he goes. The Tories are in worse trouble than at any time since 1979. And a change of prime minister chronically divided and demoralised.

The labour movement must not stand idly by. This government lacks any legitimacy.

Now is the time for the Labour leadership to campaign up and down the country for a general election, to campaign in defence of the welfare state and against Waiting three years for a general election is not good enough. This government can be forced from office if the labour movement at every level goes onto the offensive.

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