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Defend Corbyn's anti-austerity policies and his mandate to lead Labour

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Gary Griffiths
10 years ago

It goes beyond just anti-austerity; it is about defending civil and human rights

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Tricia. Clarke
10 years ago

Jeremy Corbyn has a mandate from the people that elected him. The establishment have been shaken to their core. Change is coming and the people want it. Join the Labour Party and let the other Labour MPs know what you expect of them.

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sonya Lippold
10 years ago

Whenever I hear the anthem `God save the queen` I am surprised it is still part of a modern world, if at all it should say god save the people!

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Azim Hajee
10 years ago

Please ensure that we defend Corbyn's anti austerity policies

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Kevin Beazer
10 years ago

It's time to stand up and say enough is enough. JC has now given us the Political voice in Parliament!

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ANN SYLVESTER
10 years ago

Thank goodness someone is seeing and saying sense at last. We must not let this opportunity slip from our grasp.

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Councillor Waida Forman
10 years ago

We need to support Jeremy Corbyn as he is the only leader who will help the people not corporatesure.

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alysa blackwood-bevan
10 years ago

Am totally behind Jeremy Corbyn and defend his policies and mandate.

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Roy Aird
10 years ago

A good base to move on from and multiply support for progressive policies. A strong and united labour movement can now be developed to spearhead opposition to austerity, war and anti-union legislation.

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Liam Conway (NUT National Executive)
10 years ago

The campaign that brought Corbyn to the leadership of the Labour Party is one of the most exciting and promising developments in the Labour Movement for many years.

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Peter Smith [NTA Secretary]
10 years ago

Trade union democracy is not expressed through to ballot box to take legal strike action but through the members taking the strike action. Thus it is clear increasing the threshold of the ballot to take legal strike action is blatant interference in trade union democracy.

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Robin leedham
10 years ago

Austerity must end. We need a leader with principles not a trust fund.

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Roddy Carmichael
10 years ago

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Joseph Flynn
10 years ago

Swathes of young people will never have heard the ideas Corbyn is putting forward. It is important for democracy that he is allowed to get on with his job.

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Ray Mullin
10 years ago

Don't let the right wing media get away with politics and lies as usual.

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Steve Cushion
10 years ago

Secretary UCU London Retired Members Branch

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Deborah Gregory
10 years ago

As much as I want the country back on its feet and in a strong global economic state, austerity has gone too far and too many people are being treated unfairly. I believe we can increase productivity in the country, get everyone who can back to work, take in more refugees but still reduce costs to those being hit the most. Someone like Mr Corbyn with common sense can look at the bigger picture and get this country on its feet again

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Denise Parker
10 years ago

We want straight forward honest politics. People voted for this man. We deserve a chance for change, he deserves a chance to try.

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J C Mawson
10 years ago

He was elected on his mandate so he is the Leader and should be treated as such. To try and depose or change him is telling the thousands who elected him that we don't matter - only the rich and obviously Tory.

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Airton
10 years ago

Jeremy Corbyn knows what the people want. We let be wealthy people destroy our way of living peacefully otherwise the people will revolt.