Defend Corbyn's anti-austerity policies and his mandate to lead Labour
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Richard Chilvers
10 years ago
I back Jeremy Corbyn and his policies 100%.
He won the leadership with 60% of the votes and that gives him a huge mandate to lead our Labour Party.
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Julian Townsend
10 years ago
I voted for Corbyn's policies and I believe many others would do so.
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Tom Topley
10 years ago
Maureen and I are both supporting Jeremy Corbyn and wish him all success.
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Ieuan Counsell
10 years ago
He had move votes than Blair ever did Thousands joined the party to support him He offers hope and an alternative and democracy needs to be adhered to
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Harriet bradley
10 years ago
Austerity is destroying the lives of many ordinary working people
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Keith Winter
10 years ago
JC is what socialists have been waiting for for decades.
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Professor Steve Edwards
10 years ago
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Higher education is in crisis and tuition fees are a barrier to potential students. Only Jeremy Corbyn has a coherent plan for a national education service that doesn't further impoverish graduates and drive education into the spiral of chasing the market.
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Graham Brown
10 years ago
I am a CAB adviser and am seeing more and more people on a weekly basis needing to use foodbanks largely due to sanctions.
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Chris
10 years ago
Yeah!
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Steve Greenwood
10 years ago
Shape up or ship out @ the Tory lights
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steve berwick
10 years ago
They need to know that the party is the members not the MP's, they put there by the members and its not their place to undermine the memberships wants
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Russell Withers
10 years ago
Jeremy Corbyn has my unwavering support. Efforts to undermine him will root out those who should find their voice in other parties.
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John Pickard
10 years ago
President, Mid-Essex Association National Union of Teachers
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Stuart Mcfarlane
10 years ago
I support the motion.
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Ian Chard
10 years ago
At last, a party leader with a philosophy that gives us hope.
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Mick Mount
10 years ago
We need a new leader to fight "Cameron and his Tory cronies" from ruining the trade union movement and the United Kingdom in general
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Dr Paul Marchant
10 years ago
I'm not a Labour supporter but I am impressed by the widespread support that Corbyn received in the election, relatively much more than the now governing party got in May. It seems that particularly fat cats in his own party are trying undermine him... (These types are the reason that Labour has lost support in recent years). One expects the billionaire press to fight tooth and nail to maintain its influence but treachery from within is undemocratic & treacherous.
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Riva Joffe
10 years ago
What a refreshing change from all that demonising. Thanks
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Dr. Sue Blackwell
10 years ago
As a trade union activist I am much more likely to vote Labour now that Corbyn is leader.
I back Jeremy Corbyn and his policies 100%. He won the leadership with 60% of the votes and that gives him a huge mandate to lead our Labour Party.
I voted for Corbyn's policies and I believe many others would do so.
Maureen and I are both supporting Jeremy Corbyn and wish him all success.
He had move votes than Blair ever did Thousands joined the party to support him He offers hope and an alternative and democracy needs to be adhered to
Austerity is destroying the lives of many ordinary working people
JC is what socialists have been waiting for for decades.
Higher education is in crisis and tuition fees are a barrier to potential students. Only Jeremy Corbyn has a coherent plan for a national education service that doesn't further impoverish graduates and drive education into the spiral of chasing the market.
I am a CAB adviser and am seeing more and more people on a weekly basis needing to use foodbanks largely due to sanctions.
Yeah!
Shape up or ship out @ the Tory lights
They need to know that the party is the members not the MP's, they put there by the members and its not their place to undermine the memberships wants
Jeremy Corbyn has my unwavering support. Efforts to undermine him will root out those who should find their voice in other parties.
President, Mid-Essex Association National Union of Teachers
I support the motion.
At last, a party leader with a philosophy that gives us hope.
We need a new leader to fight "Cameron and his Tory cronies" from ruining the trade union movement and the United Kingdom in general
I'm not a Labour supporter but I am impressed by the widespread support that Corbyn received in the election, relatively much more than the now governing party got in May. It seems that particularly fat cats in his own party are trying undermine him... (These types are the reason that Labour has lost support in recent years). One expects the billionaire press to fight tooth and nail to maintain its influence but treachery from within is undemocratic & treacherous.
What a refreshing change from all that demonising. Thanks
As a trade union activist I am much more likely to vote Labour now that Corbyn is leader.
United we can win.