Has Zack Polanski ruined Your Party?
October 13, 2025
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13:31Now PlayingHas Zack Polanski ruined Your Party?
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as posted by the channelIn a clip from today's podcast, Oli and Seán discuss Your Party's launch in Liverpool last Thursday, as Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn put aside their differences and announced next steps. They had the difficult task of distinguishing themselves from the 'bold politics' of Zack Polanski's new-look Green Party, who have stolen much of their base.
After weeks of infighting and public spats, Sultana and Corbyn appeared side-by-side to present a united front for their fledgling political project. Seán and Oli break down what really happened at the launch, how the party is struggling to find direction, and why so many on the left are wondering if Your Party has already missed its moment.
While Corbyn and Sultana try to revive grassroots hope, Zack Polanski is surpassing 100,000 members and positioning the Greens as the true home for disillusioned progressives. Seán calls Your Party “a disorganised Green Party without the infrastructure,” while Oli questions whether “you can have too much democracy in an organised party structure.”
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