8 MPs now have left the Labour party!
Eighth MP to resign
So many changes this year and many more to come!
Labour in peril
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Re: Labour in peril
Not sure what the Asda-Sainsbury merger has to do with it 
Three Tories have joined now. Would need to be an awful lot more and with some actual policies before it's anything other than a footnote in politics.
Three Tories have joined now. Would need to be an awful lot more and with some actual policies before it's anything other than a footnote in politics.
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Re: Labour in peril
Oh crap I posted the wrong link!!! I sent that link to the girlfriend whose sister works at Sainsburys
There seems to be quite a bit more political unrest recently
When they leave the party to stand on their own, should they give up their seat too and have a by-election?
There seems to be quite a bit more political unrest recently
When they leave the party to stand on their own, should they give up their seat too and have a by-election?
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Ekona
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Re: Labour in peril
Definitely not. People vote for an MP and not for a party: If their MP was doing a good job before, then they should carry on doing a good job after.
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Re: Labour in peril
Ekona wrote:Definitely not. People vote for an MP and not for a party:
You seriously believe the majority of people vote that way? I'd suggest that the majority are "party voters" and the number who vote for the person is relatively small.
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Re: Labour in peril
Technically that's how people should vote.
I voted for the party not the MP.
We still have a Labour MP in our area though
I voted for the party not the MP.
We still have a Labour MP in our area though
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Re: Labour in peril
Just because people are idiots and don’t understand how the system works, doesn’t mean we should change the system.
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