Third Way to Nowhere.

Jeff Faux of the Economic Policy Institute likewise noted that while "Clinton and Blair are two of the most articulate politicians of the age…their definitions of the third way leave the observer without a clue as to what it means." Soon after Clinton won in 1992, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, and Jonathan Powell of the Labour Party flew to Washington to meet with From, who was leading Clinton's domestic policy transition team. During the late 1990s, Blair proved to be the most enthusiastic promoter of the DLC's philosophy and policy agenda. The British delegation included Gordon Brown (Blair's successor as prime minister), Peter Mandelson (a trusted adviser to Blair), David Miliband (Blair's head of policy), and the eminent sociologist Anthony Giddens. [Extracted from the article]