They would be new in the context of the primitive or regressive ideas that Labour (and other parties) hold. Aristotle was 'new' when his ideas were reintroduced following the dark ages. 'New' is defined by difference from current ideas, not the age of their origin.
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Don't know I'd call Aristotle, Mises or Rand particularly new ... ;)
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