Although I did read that a “Labour source” claimed that it was all a fuss about nothing. Because if they had held a card vote the union vote would have resulted in a massive majority in favour of yesterday’s outcome.ON this evidence I would say not...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-po...as-labour-rejects-committing-to-remain-stance
Len is still a cûnt I see. (That fucking accent doesn’t half grate)
Len is still a cûnt I see. (That fucking accent doesn’t half grate)
No, I’m highlighting the costs, that is all
So what would you suggest, they back leave because you want it?
The majority of Labour voters and members, despite the constant rhetoric around their large leave base, are remain.
They’ve taken a position that satisfies them, it’s a mature approach and one that allows moderate leavers, who don’t want the sick fetish of no deal, to vote for them.
I haven’t suggested anything. Just pointing out the situation they are in ....
Btw the majority of labour areas voted leave ... so on what your saying mps should ignore the areas they represent and only side with their voters ?
More Labour voters voted remain than leave.
This rhetoric about leave/Labour areas isn’t entirely correct and they’ve got more to lose from remain voters than leave.
Wow - you exude utter hatred for anything that is not hard-left don't you - especially if it has impact for your obsession that Labour should entrench into a hard-left party, no matter how unelectable that makes itStarmer is on now, so Blair fan club get yourself over to BBC Parliament and have a wank.
Right I never disagreed with that .... more labour areas voted to leave though .... and your second point applies to both sets of voters. Without either they can’t win an election
Labour mps either pick current labour voters or ignore the area they represent. That’s the challenge for them
Wow - you exude utter hatred for anything that is not hard-left don't you - especially if it has impact for your obsession that Labour should entrench into a hard-left party, no matter how unelectable that makes it
.... more labour areas voted to leave though ....
What does that mean?
Corbyn wouldn't boot it in though. He'd go back to check with conference and they'd argue about the way the ball should be "booted in" (left foot, right foot, back heel etc) until well after full time.I’m guessing the Conference has been rather overshadowed this morning. And if they don’t move to start discussing what has just happened and making political capital out if it then I’ll be astonished. They have an open goal with the ball on the line ready to be booted in.
Lots of Labour constituencies/areas particularly in the north and the midlands voted to leave. Don’t really get why that’s so hard to understand
Len is still a cûnt I see. (That fucking accent doesn’t half grate)
Len, the man who was elected by less than 5% of the union he claims to represent.