This is typical Galloway. If he genuinely cares about his politics and fighting the kind of racism the likes of Tice purvey then he'd have no qualms about releasing that text.Galloway, Tice and Farage as political fixtures, what a time to be alive.
Galloway, Tice and Farage as political fixtures, what a time to be alive.
This is his election statementWhat about this David Tully fellow? Did he have anything to offer, or was he some independent business type, offering nothing
This is his election statement
Rochdale By-Election 2024: David Tully
Election Pitch for Rochdale By-Election 2024, David Tully (Independent)www.rochdaleonline.co.uk
heavy emphasis on local issues that probably struck a chord with local voters. His result is probably more significant in a way rather than Galloways. They both obviously rode home on a wave of protest votes. Galloway clearly benefitted from being a known name.
A lot of blow ins turning Rochdale politics into a zoo?What were voters who backed Tully protesting about?
I agree overall, though the depth of Starmer's fuck up over this will have some long term consequences.Labour’s vote went down 46% last night due to there being no Labour candidate. In a GE that’s not going to be fought on Gaza but on the economy, NHS, Education etc - and where Labour will pour resources in to the seat - the indie and Galloway will be irrelevant
the only other option being cuts like Galloway or Danczuk?What were voters who backed Tully protesting about?
Politics as usual and the attitude taken by the established parties and Labour in particular I would imagineWhat were voters who backed Tully protesting about?
Don't forget Chris Williamson, who is apparently the 'deputy leader' of Galloway's lash up. Plus, Nick Griffin who appears to be increasingly vocally supportive of Galloway's 'analysis' on Gaza. The doors to the sewers are opening...
While you'd need a heart of stone not to relish Labour's misfortunes, and whilst I think this is a specific result at a particualr time and place, I do not get the 'Galloway winning was the best result' line. It's wrong. And it wasn't a small turnout win either.
Couldn't even not vote in protest without Labour thinking of that as supportPolitics as usual and the attitude taken by the established parties and Labour in particular I would imagine
Possibly although they also had Greens, Lib Dems to go for. Let's face it there isn't a lot of enthusiasm or positives in a lot of places for backing the main stream parties.the only other option being cuts like Galloway or Danczuk?
I seem to recall Griffin backing Corbyn. As I said before it says more about Griffin than anyone else.Really think Griffin is an irrelevance. The only time he gets attention is when he angles for a press release and, mostly liberals, who remember the name play along with it. Compare him to Tice, Robinson, Fox, Farage, Anderson and the rest - they're all right wing poster boys these days, he isn't, hardly ever see him mentioned in their shiteheap attempts at organising or publicity stunts.
I seem to recall Griffin backing Corbyn. As I said before it says more about Griffin than anyone else.
you remember incorrectlyIirc didn"t Galloway run for the brexit party in the euro elections a few years back? (And reform is brexit party renamed)
ooh, does that make me "Labour faithful"?Already Labour faithful on Twitter saying just that.
ooh, does that make me "Labour faithful"?
But it is not a party statement - it is just a fact.
how swiftly 1992 is forgotten.there is no chance the Tories will get back in
It's a fact that everybody who didn't vote is actually a Labour supporter?
worst party i ever hosted that night. no one liked my chili but that was the least of it.how swiftly 1992 is forgotten.
You're right. I googled and at the time he said he was voting for them "one time only" but didn't say he was a candidate.you remember incorrectly
I agree, that's why I was interested in what he was about. I did some cursory googling but couldn't find a website.This is his election statement
Rochdale By-Election 2024: David Tully
Election Pitch for Rochdale By-Election 2024, David Tully (Independent)www.rochdaleonline.co.uk
heavy emphasis on local issues that probably struck a chord with local voters. His result is probably more significant in a way rather than Galloways. They both obviously rode home on a wave of protest votes. Galloway clearly benefitted from being a known name.