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Harry's Last Stand
Nothing Sticks in Neoliberal Politics, Especially Hope
JM Smith"I watched Burnham’s leader’s speech at the Labour Party conference on Sky today, and I wish I hadn’t. During it, I couldn’t shake Andy Warhol’s line about how, in the future, everyone would be famous for 15 minutes. Except in a Burnham Britain, instead of 15 minutes of fame, it would be 15 minutes of Andy Burnham seeing you."
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Harry's Last Stand
Nothing Sticks in Neoliberal Politics, Especially Hope
JM Smith"I watched Burnham’s leader’s speech at the Labour Party conference on Sky today, and I wish I hadn’t. During it, I couldn’t shake Andy Warhol’s line about how, in the future, everyone would be famous for 15 minutes. Except in a Burnham Britain, instead of 15 minutes of fame, it would be 15 minutes of Andy Burnham seeing you."
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Harry's Last Stand
Nothing Sticks in Neoliberal Politics, Especially Hope
JM Smith"I watched Burnham’s leader’s speech at the Labour Party conference on Sky today, and I wish I hadn’t. During it, I couldn’t shake Andy Warhol’s line about how, in the future, everyone would be famous for 15 minutes. Except in a Burnham Britain, instead of 15 minutes of fame, it would be 15 minutes of Andy Burnham seeing you."
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Harry's Last Stand
Nothing Sticks in Neoliberal Politics, Especially Hope
JM Smith"I watched Burnham’s leader’s speech at the Labour Party conference on Sky today, and I wish I hadn’t. During it, I couldn’t shake Andy Warhol’s line about how, in the future, everyone would be famous for 15 minutes. Except in a Burnham Britain, instead of 15 minutes of fame, it would be 15 minutes of Andy Burnham seeing you."
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Harry's Last Stand
Nothing Sticks in Neoliberal Politics, Especially Hope
JM Smith"I watched Burnham’s leader’s speech at the Labour Party conference on Sky today, and I wish I hadn’t. During it, I couldn’t shake Andy Warhol’s line about how, in the future, everyone would be famous for 15 minutes. Except in a Burnham Britain, instead of 15 minutes of fame, it would be 15 minutes of Andy Burnham seeing you."