By Eliot Wilson Labour has a long-standing love affair with the Democrats, but while the Vice President’s plans for price controls by any other name may be popular, but they are economically illiterate, says Eliot Wilson It is hard to believe that barely a month has passed since Joe Biden announced he would not seek re-election in November and instead endorsed Kamala Harris. Her emergence as a potential President in a more competitive race has caught the eye of senior Labour figures: the Prime Minister was well represented by backroom staff in Chicago, reflecting a fascination in the party wit…