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How long does it take to rebuild a political machine? Twelve months? Two years? Three years? Maybe it can’t be done at all.
Jeremy Corbyn has won. Everyone within Labour’s ranks acknowledges that now. The issue concentrating minds is how long it will take to remove him, how bloody the process of removing him will be and how much effort it will take to repair the damage once he has been removed — assuming the damage is reparable.
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Dan Hodges is a former Labour party official.
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