“In the past year since Jeremy Corbyn received his last overwhelming mandate to lead the party, in which he received 60% of the vote, we have seen a threefold increase in Labour Party membership within Sefton Central”.
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Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland Constituency Labour Party (CLP) last week voted to nominate Owen Smith as the next leader of the Labour Party.
“This decision advantaged Corbyn and his Sturm Abteilung (stormtroopers), but on Friday afternoon the Appeal Court handed down a big decision for British democracy (to exclude 130,000 members)”.
Speaking at a rally in Islington on Monday night, Mr Corbyn said Labour lost the general election because it had not challenged austerity and the “rolling back of the state”.
“The Southern rail debacle just goes to show how private transport operators can not be trusted with having passengers’ best interests at heart”, Mr Corbyn said in advance of launching his “Transport Tuesday” initiative.
Bragg, who believes the party is at risk of imploding under the direction of Corbyn, said that he ‘hopes the part does not split and that we resolve this stalemate’.
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“To repeat again, I have never said that all our new members are Trotskyists”. There’s 300,000 people who’ve joined Labour recently. Even former mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, was suspended by Corbyn in April for denouncing Israel’s crimes against the Palestinian people and arguing that Adolf Hitler, the former leader of Nazi Germany, was a supporter of Zionism. “There’s a real disconnect between Corbynite noise in meetings and on social media and where members are”.
“It’s their money I would be spending after all”, he said.
“I respect completely Jeremy’s right to reshuffle his top team”.
“I want to rebuild and transform Britain so that no one and nowhere is left behind”. He said, “People have had enough of the politics of inequality”.
We will get a clearer idea of where opinion among Labour members is going when a new YouGov poll is published later this week. That tells us a great deal about the support that Jeremy Corbyn has here in our borough where Labour Party members and non members alike are enthused, engaged and energised.
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“We need to return to the diversity of Labour MPs in both background and political opinion that existed pre-2001”.
