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Changing leader means snap election against party/national interest

If Labour elects a new leader it will force an immediate general election, and an immediate general election will be against the interests of the Labour Party and of the country.

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Changing leader means snap election against party/national interest
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Changing the Prime Minister will provoke an immediate election
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Immediate general election is not in the Party's interest
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An immediate election is not in the national interest
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No compelling alternative
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Public perception of Brown will improve before election
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Gordon Brown can't connect with the public
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Party won't be unified under Brown's leadership
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Brown's credibility undermined by repeated climbdowns
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Brown is unable to focus on strategic issues
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