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In reply to the discussion: With just one word, Labour MPs reveal utter contempt for Corbyn supporters [View all]RogueTrooper
(4,665 posts)14. That's how we Blairites like to roll...
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Burnham had nowhere else to go. Ivan Lewis, his main competition, had already called for Corbyn to go. He couldn't run for the Mersyside mayorship because Luciana Berger so he went for the Greater Manchester gig. By all accounts he is getting hosed by Ivan Lewis. Seems the Mancs are not taking to their Scouse transplant.
172 MPs voted in the symbolic no-confidence vote on Corbyn: 51 goes into that three times (although the actual number if 50 due to one member being suspended and another murdered by fascist scum). I am sure there will be somebody by the end of the week.
I didn't say I supported the sentiment; I was just saying that this is the sentiment of some of the MPs. I do support the sentiment though. Fuck that guy, the anti-semitic chum-scrubber He's a mediocrity who hides his mediocrity in rigid ideology. Makes me ashamed to be a Gooner.
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With just one word, Labour MPs reveal utter contempt for Corbyn supporters [View all]
Ken Burch
Jun 2016
OP
Then the "rebels" should issue a statement along the lines of the OP I posted here:
Ken Burch
Jul 2016
#40
"I think Corbyn needs to follow the same nomination rules as any other candidate."
Denzil_DC
Jun 2016
#5
Anyone the rebels would approve would make sure internal party democracy was never restored.
Ken Burch
Jun 2016
#9
"Technically" is going to be up for debate all over again in the next few days,
Denzil_DC
Jun 2016
#27
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Denzil_DC
Jun 2016
#32
Cameron is getting to remind me of Gilbert and Sullivan's song about the Duke of Plaza-Toro
LeftishBrit
Jun 2016
#20