I’m not going to disagree with the general premise of the fine article, since I’m obviously not privy to the internal workings of the Labour Party, but how on earth did an article with so much nothing get written?
The Labour Right are removing all the Labour Left! There are so many examples! So many that we can only mention Dianne Abbot, a very polarising figure even within the party, because she wrote an article that she later apologised about.
Do we actually not have a single proper example?
Here’s a few examples from a source a touch less biased
Cheers, I’ll take a look at this.
Mixed feelings about that article.
The NEC, Labour’s governing body, later told Mcleod that he had been excluded because he had been absent from a council vote on the definition of antisemitism.
Townsend was left off the longlist after a due diligence process picked out various tweets she had liked. One was by Novara journalist Aaron Bastani calling Starmer a “prat”.
It doesn’t sound like a few of these people did their job or acted very professionally. Others sound like strange reasons, and some should have been ejected that haven’t.
Pretty sure I read similar articles under the previous leadership, but with centerists claiming to be picked on. It’s a shame that there are a constant flow of articles about Labour infighting which makes them look a lot more disorganised than other parties, and which is why I wouldn’t expect them to talk to the press about this. There is no upside to airing your dirty laundry.
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Two policies spring to mind:
Abolishing the House of Lords
GB Energy
Edit. Actually 3, https://labour.org.uk/stronger-together/britain-2030/green-and-digital-future/
Bidenomics might not be a US vote winner, but fiscal stimulus via the IRA is a solid economic idea
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Inflation Reduction Act
