Labour MP's to the New Labour party? Didn't know they had formed one.
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kemi badenoch "sacks" Robert jenrick after reading draft resignation letter
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Recently....
- Natalie Elphicke (May 2024): The former MP for Dover defected directly from the Conservatives to Labour, stating the Tories had become a "byword for incompetence and division." She chose to stand down at the July 2024 general election.
- Dan Poulter (April 2024): The MP for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich defected to Labour, primarily citing the state of the NHS.
- Christian Wakeford (January 2022): The MP for Bury South defected in protest against the "partygate" scandal and the leadership of Boris Johnson.
- Mark Logan (May 2024): Although he did not join the Labour benches in the Commons before the 2024 election, he publicly quit the Conservative party to support Labour, stating the country needed a change.
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Jenrick is ambitious, and full of himself.
I can't see him being happy to not attempt a leadership challenge.
Him leaving fromage hanging yesterday could have been a ruse, a signal of who is pulling the strings.
I can't see him being happy to not attempt a leadership challenge.
Him leaving fromage hanging yesterday could have been a ruse, a signal of who is pulling the strings.
On the bright side; he did give me a larf in his press con. by using the words "in good conscience" in a sentence.
All the weasels in one pot.
All the weasels in one pot.
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Yeah, can't have Tories joining Reform, can we? Let's just ignore that Reform was setup by Tories.
Nigel Farage
Conservative: Member until 1992 (left over the Maastricht Treaty).
Catherine Blaiklock
Conservative: Attempted to join in 2019 (application was rejected).
Richard Tice
Conservative: A long-time donor and supporter of the party’s Eurosceptic wing.
Lee Anderson
Conservative: Elected as a Conservative MP in 2019 before defecting to Reform in 2024.
OMG
That's brilliant. I checked an anagram finder, there's only one!
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Was David Owen the one who was in the other David's pocket or the other way round?
Thankfully Reform are nothing like the SDP/Liberal Alliance or whatever it was called. Although, to be fair, politics has moved so far left these days that what we now call "right" is probably not too far away from where the centre was in the 1980s.
Thankfully Reform are nothing like the SDP/Liberal Alliance or whatever it was called. Although, to be fair, politics has moved so far left these days that what we now call "right" is probably not too far away from where the centre was in the 1980s.
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Whose to the right of centre ground Nige then?
What else would fit a two faced disloyal politician who started out as centre ground Camoron supporter? Far ages’s USP was to challenge the corrupt bloated self interest of mainstream establishment politicians, now he’s recruiting them.
