Taking a step back from any actual policies, we surely understand that making change at the national level is like turning an oil tanker.
The trouble for Labour is the growth that was higher than forecast in the first part of the year but has stagnated including a contraction of the private sector.
They have taken hold of the tanker but it's heading in the wrong direction
They'll need to overcome that and then more to get growth
This is policy related there's no avoiding that. If people want time they'll likely get that wish, it'll be interesting to see how they reconcile lower growth with higher public spending and no option for further borrowing or taxes rises, not £70bn like last time anyway.