Corbyn people’s vote

Labour Party members who voted for s different party last week are putting their names on line. Will they all be expelled? They will have to be surely

Sounds like something from Private Eye.

Love it , thank you lemon

Thanks ?

lemongrove

That’s hilarious

Extract from Corbyn’s diary......
Today Diane said in an interview that I would soon have a policy on Brexit! This was news to me, and I wondered when Seamus would text me and tell me what it is.
Meanwhile I will spend some time on my allotment, those lettuces won’t sow themselves.
John found me there an hour later and looked irritable (although he often does these days.)Look, he said, you need
to tweet something positive to the voters, and do it soon!
I had a ponder..... well, I told him, the new potatoes are almost ready, tomatoes planted and shed painted, will that do?

Hey, I voted Green (tactically). How do I get in touch with the Labour Party nationally to tell them so that they can sack me?

Mmm do you think AC is expecting a flood of ‘I am spartacus’ to force labour to adopt a second ref?

many loyal party members are now ‘yesterday’s people’,

I think we can all admire Jess Phillips

Charlie Faulkner has now said that he too voted LibDem.

To add to my above post, Alastair Campbell is most definitely a yesterday's person as far as today's Labour Party is concerned.

I do not believe he would have seen himself as playing any leading role in the party under its present structure.

Jess Phillips yes, very much a today's person in the broader movement and Parliamentary party.

I agree with all that Trisher has started. Alastair Campbell certainly made himself very unliked and of recent times very unwanted in the Labour party due to his high profile criticism of the present party/movement structure and policies.

However, I too believe that to expel him was unnecessary, and I Believed that only his Constituency party could carry out such action.

In that, no mention of his Constiuency party taking any action has been reported in statements I have seen.

Not necesarily leader Fennel but perhaps, once again, the power behind the leader

Only those at the top could have expelled Alastair, can only think of two who were in the Blair government,

Do you think he wants to be the new leader of the LP? .

Oh I think he played right into their hands.

On purpose of course unlike the shadow front bench he really is a Wiley old fox

Oh come on anybody who thinks there isn't enough history between AC and other people in the Labour Party to make him an obvious target for revenge is living in cloud cuckoo land. You can't expect to spend half your life bullying and abusing people and think it will never come back on you because it will. Do I think it was justified, probably not. Do I think it was inevitable, undoubtedly. Do I think he didn't know something might happen, I suspect he did. Never underestimate the things someone will do to keep themselves in the public eye. Not someone like AC anyway. (And I quite like him, I just don't believe he is an unknowing victim)

A chap, forgotten his name, supported a candidate who was fighting for the same seat as Emily Benn, he was suspended for a month then forgiven , he is advisor to Corbyn

Who in the Labour party threatened to kill Jess Philips?

I was criticising your fondness of the f word maryeliza54, not you personally! As I said, surely you are articulate enough not to have to resort to gutter language however angry you are?!

It’s all about score settling isn’t it not who voted what.

This should lead to an “i too am Spartacus” moment in the Labour Party membership. I have a number of friends who are still members but voted a Green or Lib Dem because of the leaders rubbish stance on Brexit.

Jess Philips is right, they sacked Campbell in a heartbeat but the man who threatened to kill Jess was left for some time.

Yes Jabber perhaps before you criticise me you might look at the full story another time. Or perhaps you think it was fine to lie about me?