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What is 'aggressive politics'?
Aggressive politics often refers to confrontational, divisive, or highly critical debate within parliament or public discourse. It can involve personal attacks, strong rhetoric, and a focus on disagreements rather than consensus. Andy Burnham's intention to avoid this suggests a desire for a more collaborative or positive approach to political discussion.
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