And yet she could not bring herself to congratulate him.
3 times.
And yet she could not bring herself to congratulate him.
I'd like to see Starmer cling on it it keeps Momentum out, they are dangerous for Labour and dangerous for the country.
And yet she could not bring herself to congratulate him.
for what exactly?
Blair ingratiated himself with Rupert Murdoch which is why the Sun initially supported New Labour.I was also reported that the same guy at the top of that media source liked Blair.
3 times Diane Abbot refuses to congratulate Starmer.
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All this will have a corrosive affect on Tory support eventually.
And yet she could not bring herself to congratulate him.
Maybe Diane Abbot's personal opinion was that Sir Keir had not contributed sufficiently to the success.3 times.
Maybe Diane Abbot's personal opinion was that Sir Keir had not contributed sufficiently to the success.
to create a story of division to support the Tories claims that labour are dead.
A difference of opinion, even on policy, does not equate to a division.Are you seriously claiming there isn't a division between the centre and Momentum/Angela Raynor? Wow.
Are you seriously claiming there isn't a division between the centre and Momentum/Angela Raynor? Wow.
You have extremes in all political parties. The shift to the right in the Tory party has been due to the pull of Brexit appeasement along with an influential set of populist mouthpieces.Are you seriously claiming there isn't a division between the centre and Momentum/Angela Raynor? Wow.
Are you seriously claiming there isn't a division between the centre and Momentum/Angela Raynor? Wow.
A difference of opinion, even on policy, does not equate to a division.
I suspect that many on here share the same objectives but disagree on how to achieve those objectives. That's not a division.
I didn't claim that.
The right, the left and the centre of the Labour party may share the same objectives but disagree on how to achieve them, That's not a division, that's a disagreement about strategy and tactics.You have extremes in all political parties. The shift to the right in the Tory party has been due to the pull of Brexit appeasement along with an influential set of populist mouthpieces.