Labour's leader wants voters to think of him as a crusader for justice and a clean break from the past. There are many in the party who are uneasy about the party's attack ads - who wonder if the downsides outweigh the upsides. Will Sir Keir's own past stand up to scrutiny?
The core message the advertising is trying to land is that
should be personally held responsible for any failures that have occurred in the last 13 years of Tory rule.It appears so. Asked if he took full responsibility for every child abuser who escaped prison while he led the Crown Prosecution Service, Sir Keir said:"I take full responsibility for every decision of the CPS when I was Director of Public Prosecutions."
That sound you hear is an office full of Tory party researchers combing through every decision made by anyone during his tenure as chief prosecutor.Remember the howls of outrage from Labour when
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