Even 24 hours later, this is still shocking to watch:
the wheels on the bus fall off off offThere is another way of reading these escalated purges: Starmer and his clique know their economic policy will crash and burn, and are desperate to prevent any Left criticism.
Ironically (but something I will relish) it will be the right wing media (including BBC) who will most enthusiastically slam Starmer/Reeves in government for economic incompetence…
Not quite but given Labour have vowed to accept Tory spending plans and not raise taxes, the sums do not add up. It is just that the only new policy ideas come from the Left: and Reeves facile ‘securonomics’ is a platitudinous slogan only.the wheels on the bus fall off off off
we'll look back on the days of george osborne and kwasi karteng as halcyon days of economic competence in comparison to the fuckwittery of la reeves.
and that's with basic arithmetic. when presented with spending projections she will sink to the level of her training and not rise to the occasion.Not quite but given Labour have vowed to accept Tory spending plans and not raise taxes, the sums do not add up
There is already one serious downside of Reeves even now: for an article I am writing I have been forced to read her turgid thoughts in detail…and that's with basic arithmetic. when presented with spending projections she will sink to the level of her training and not rise to the occasion.
(((((Larry O'Hara)))))There is already one serious downside of Reeves even now: for an article I am writing I have been forced to read her turgid thoughts in detail…
She actually boasts of having worked for the Bank of England!and that's with basic arithmetic. when presented with spending projections she will sink to the level of her training and not rise to the occasion.
it's not a boast reciprocated by the bank itself.She actually boasts of having worked for the Bank of England!
Fucking hell. Integrity, family, decency. We know what they stand for.
Nearly £1.4m wasted on pursuing people because they blew the whistle (told some very uncomfortable truths actually) and it has all come to nothing:
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The party is facing huge legal bills, which critics could have been spent on election campaigning.www.bbc.co.uk
"We’ve just had two weeks of campaigning dominated by Starmer’s attacks on the candidacies of Diane Abbott and Faiza Shaheen, driving more minority ethnic voters away from the party … this pointless and vindictive failed lawsuit is another example of Starmer allowing his bully boys to get carried away with their war on the left when it’s clearly not in the party’s electoral or financial interests to do so.”
I will not be voting for him."A number of party figures had criticised Alex Barros-Curtis’ handling of the case as the party’s director of legal affairs. He has now been installed as the parliamentary candidate for the Labour safe seat of Cardiff West."
Is there anyone involved in the party machinery they haven't given a safe seat too?
Their candidate in the Rochdale by election got dropped for Islamaphobia didn't he?Since I can't be bothered finding a Green thread, was wondering, does anyone have any sense of how many Green candidates this time round are ex-Labour/Momentum types? I'm actually tempted to vote for my local candidate cos she's a decent type from a trade union and Momentum background, is this unusual or are there many similar candidates elsewhere?
Oh yeah, so he did. But I don't think that proves he was in the Labour Party.Their candidate in the Rochdale by election got dropped for Islamaphobia didn't he?
Since I can't be bothered finding a Green thread, was wondering, does anyone have any sense of how many Green candidates this time round are ex-Labour/Momentum types? I'm actually tempted to vote for my local candidate cos she's a decent type from a trade union and Momentum background, is this unusual or are there many similar candidates elsewhere?
There may be a few candidates that come from there, but that's certainly not the Green Party as a whole. You'll only be disappointed if that’s what you're looking for. And I say that as someone intending to vote Green as my protest. (I mean, who else is there if you don't spoil the ballot?)Since I can't be bothered finding a Green thread, was wondering, does anyone have any sense of how many Green candidates this time round are ex-Labour/Momentum types? I'm actually tempted to vote for my local candidate cos she's a decent type from a trade union and Momentum background, is this unusual or are there many similar candidates elsewhere?