Which one? Right honourable or social democratic?Is there a more meaningless term these days?
Nothing to hide? Too late.
Nothing to hide? Too late.
I could not agree more!This factional 'night of the long knives' is, of course, exactly what Corbyn should have done to those now wielding power in the party.
She is certainly Right (wing)Is there a more meaningless term these days?
Whatever he did, he's probably going to regret it.
Depends on your MP. Lambeth Council Labour are indeed crap and I never vote for them, But Bell Ribiero-Addy is my MP and she's excellent.Maybe I would vote Labour if I lived in another part of the UK. But I live in Lambeth and the council here is total rubbish_crap. Selling out Brockwell Park to be destroyed was the last absurd amongst plenty of others. NOTHING GOOD can come from a group of people that have been running this council for far too long. It will be Green and tough luck for me.
I think it's the parties rather than the electorate who are suffering electile dysfunction
Which one? Right honourable or social democratic?
Yes, it is the party of work'Labour Party'.
How I wish there was some kind of decent alternative to the Conservative and Labour sets of cunts.Keir Starmer: "Labour are a broad church and we must remain a broad church. It is one of our great strengths" - July 2017.
"Re expulsions from Labour, my local branch seems to have expelled some lifelong members, both old and young, for doing little more than giving a thumbs-up to a pro-Palestinian – not antisemitic – tweet. This used to be a party that had heated discussions between the likes of Dennis Skinner, Tony Benn and Denis Healey." - letter to the Guardian, July 2023
Zoe Williams, in her interview with Neal Lawson , gravely underestimates the awfulness of what has happened inside the Labour party.
A critical reading of the party’s rulebook shows that members have no rights whatsoever. The party’s national executive committee is empowered to do anything that it agrees is required to further the party’s interests. In the hands of sufficiently ruthless people, that is fatal. Lawson’s assessment that “they need to get rid of the seedbed” of left ideas is about right, even though that is a mirage for them to chase. Imagine how such people will behave when put in charge of the intricate and largely deadlocked mechanism that is UK society. - ditto
Don't vote Labour.
She was a councillor in Oxford when I lived there. She's absolutely awful.