Defend Corbyn's anti-austerity policies and his mandate to lead Labour
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Sandra Turner
10 years ago
A breath of fresh air and all achievable providing his own don't stab him in the back!
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Tobin May
10 years ago
It's for the Labour Party through democratic elections to decide on their leader. Everyone else can butt out!
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erica wildgoose wait
10 years ago
#jez4pm☺
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Zoe dabrowska
10 years ago
Because, it's so obviously unfair to hurt the vulnerable in society, because austerity is not civilised. Let each contribute to society according to their means
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Ros Gowers
10 years ago
Whatever the decries think, Jeremy was elected with an overwhelming majority across all areas. There is no time for tantrums if Labour is to win in 2020
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ian Hopkins
10 years ago
Torys out!!
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Peter Smith
10 years ago
Let's end austerity and all the suffering it causes now!!
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graham martin
10 years ago
It IS a choice!
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Mine Kaylan
10 years ago
It is the duty of our elected representatives to FOLLOW the mandate of its members for the new Labour leader i.e. to be in the service of the people's vote. Anything else is seen as actively vindictive and not befitting such representatives.
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Mick Hills
10 years ago
If Labour is to be seen as supporting its own members and true democracy then it is vital that everyone of us get behind the overwhelming wish of our fellow members. Not to so would not only be anti-democratic but a betrayal of what we stand for.
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Milo Madacky
10 years ago
Stick to your principles and f# the rest. It is not worthy
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Jenny Beaumont
10 years ago
I fully endorse all the point except 3: I'm retired so presumably don't count as "working people" but that doesn't mean I support iniquities!
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Brian Precious
10 years ago
Very well done for this. An Establishment worried by the scale of Jeremy's mandate is throwing everything at Jeremy. They will not succeed. The British have had enough of neoliberalism that has brought the greatest slump since the 1930s and endless wars.A new dawn has broken in Britain. Keep that sun rising!
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Phoebe Watkins
10 years ago
Co-Branch chair, Camden UNISON
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Les Teeling
10 years ago
excuse us the so called working class for taking back the political party that we started and taking it away from the career politicians who in the main have never done a labouring days work
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Andy Brown
10 years ago
Chair Shropshire & Telford Trades Union Council
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Sandy Nicoll
10 years ago
SOAS UNISON Branch Secretary, UNISON Higher Education Service Group Executive
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Zitta Lomax
10 years ago
It's time for social justice
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Jane Bassett
10 years ago
It was inspirational to hear the leader of the Labour Party stand up for refugees and migrants. We need to continue to fight together.
A breath of fresh air and all achievable providing his own don't stab him in the back!
It's for the Labour Party through democratic elections to decide on their leader. Everyone else can butt out!
#jez4pm☺
Because, it's so obviously unfair to hurt the vulnerable in society, because austerity is not civilised. Let each contribute to society according to their means
Whatever the decries think, Jeremy was elected with an overwhelming majority across all areas. There is no time for tantrums if Labour is to win in 2020
Torys out!!
Let's end austerity and all the suffering it causes now!!
It IS a choice!
It is the duty of our elected representatives to FOLLOW the mandate of its members for the new Labour leader i.e. to be in the service of the people's vote. Anything else is seen as actively vindictive and not befitting such representatives.
If Labour is to be seen as supporting its own members and true democracy then it is vital that everyone of us get behind the overwhelming wish of our fellow members. Not to so would not only be anti-democratic but a betrayal of what we stand for.
Stick to your principles and f# the rest. It is not worthy
I fully endorse all the point except 3: I'm retired so presumably don't count as "working people" but that doesn't mean I support iniquities!
Very well done for this. An Establishment worried by the scale of Jeremy's mandate is throwing everything at Jeremy. They will not succeed. The British have had enough of neoliberalism that has brought the greatest slump since the 1930s and endless wars.A new dawn has broken in Britain. Keep that sun rising!
Co-Branch chair, Camden UNISON
excuse us the so called working class for taking back the political party that we started and taking it away from the career politicians who in the main have never done a labouring days work
Chair Shropshire & Telford Trades Union Council
SOAS UNISON Branch Secretary, UNISON Higher Education Service Group Executive
It's time for social justice
It was inspirational to hear the leader of the Labour Party stand up for refugees and migrants. We need to continue to fight together.
oppose austerity, racism and war.