Although later in 1926, in line with perceptions of Soviet policies, the WPI would take a much softer stance on Fianna Fail instead being allies in the fight against British colonialism to form an independent Ireland. The WPI pulled in support from working class individuals who were disillusioned with the pro-Anglo-Irish treaty views of Cumann na nGaedheal and the bourgeois views of Fianna Fail.
In 1926, the WPI altered its stance towards Fianna Fail to be more accommodating instead of opposing them in the fight against British colonialism for an independent Ireland. The WPI amassed support from working-class individuals who were disenchanted with Cumann na nGaedheal's pro-Anglo-Irish treaty views and Fianna Fail's bourgeois perspectives.