#ProgressiveAlliance or #CoalitionOfChaos? What a Corbyn government might look like

‘The Conservatives will not win the landslide victory they hoped for and Labour won’t secure the 326 parliamentary seats they need to form a government. But minority parties could strike a deal with Jeremy Corbyn to push the Tories out of office.
Such an eventuality has been called a Progressive Alliance by its supporters and a Coalition of Chaos by its detractors.
But could a cross-party alliance form the next British government
Speaking about her party’s results, Scottish National Party (SNP) leader Nicola Sturgeon said she would be open to a progressive alliance that would end Conservative rule.
Exit polls gave Theresa May’s an underwhelming result, with a projected 314 seats (a 17 seat loss), against Labour’s expected 266 (a 34 seat win). The night’s results increasingly showed the projection to be pretty accurate, as a hung parliament became more and more likely.’
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