Cannydc wrote:Ken Livingstone has announced that he is resigning from the Labour party.
The former mayor of London and Labour MP said he was leaving the party he joined 50 years ago with “great sadness” but would continue to campaign for a government led by Jeremy Corbyn.
He came under mounting pressure after Shami Chakrabarti, who authored a report dealing with antisemitism and racism in the party, hinted that she might quit the Labour frontbench if he was not expelled from the party at his next hearing.
The shadow attorney general, whose intervention indicated that the front bench was starting to turn against Livingstone, said she did not believe there were circumstances where the party’s disciplinary panel could decide not to expel him.
Livingstone said he was quitting after his lawyers advised him that if he lost his case and was expelled, it would take at least two years before any legal challenge was resolved.
Can't wait to see similar happening with the Tories, whose membership has been shown to show double the anti-Semite sentiments compared to Labour members.
Shan't hold my breath.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... ism-claims
Cannydc wrote:Who do you think Corbyn is - some gammon faced, Tory / UKIP voting boss who doesn't give a fig for due process ?
Wrong again. The party has a disciplinary process - and were seeing it through.
Another win for the only politician actually showing leadership qualities at this time.
Cannydc wrote:Ken Livingstone has announced that he is resigning from the Labour party.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... ism-claims
Cannydc wrote:Who do you think Corbyn is - some gammon faced, Tory / UKIP voting boss who doesn't give a fig for due process ?
Wrong again. The party has a disciplinary process - and were seeing it through.
Another win for the only politician actually showing leadership qualities at this time.
MungoBrush wrote:Cannydc wrote:Who do you think Corbyn is - some gammon faced, Tory / UKIP voting boss who doesn't give a fig for due process ?
Wrong again. The party has a disciplinary process - and were seeing it through.
Another win for the only politician actually showing leadership qualities at this time.
When a government minister steps out of line - Theresa May sacks him/her
When a Labour member steps out of line - Corbyn does nothing
MungoBrush wrote:Cannydc wrote:Who do you think Corbyn is - some gammon faced, Tory / UKIP voting boss who doesn't give a fig for due process ?
Wrong again. The party has a disciplinary process - and were seeing it through.
Another win for the only politician actually showing leadership qualities at this time.
When a government minister steps out of line - Theresa May sacks him/her
When a Labour member steps out of line - Corbyn does nothing
Cannydc wrote:MungoBrush wrote:Cannydc wrote:Who do you think Corbyn is - some gammon faced, Tory / UKIP voting boss who doesn't give a fig for due process ?
Wrong again. The party has a disciplinary process - and were seeing it through.
Another win for the only politician actually showing leadership qualities at this time.
When a government minister steps out of line - Theresa May sacks him/her
When a Labour member steps out of line - Corbyn does nothing
I guess you haven't read a paper or seen the news for a year or so.
Boris Johnson will be getting a call tonight, will he ?
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... ken-clarke
Cannydc wrote:MungoBrush wrote:Cannydc wrote:Who do you think Corbyn is - some gammon faced, Tory / UKIP voting boss who doesn't give a fig for due process ?
Wrong again. The party has a disciplinary process - and were seeing it through.
Another win for the only politician actually showing leadership qualities at this time.
When a government minister steps out of line - Theresa May sacks him/her
When a Labour member steps out of line - Corbyn does nothing
I guess you haven't read a paper or seen the news for a year or so.
Boris Johnson will be getting a call tonight, will he ?
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... ken-clarke
MungoBrush wrote:Cannydc wrote:MungoBrush wrote:Cannydc wrote:Who do you think Corbyn is - some gammon faced, Tory / UKIP voting boss who doesn't give a fig for due process ?
Wrong again. The party has a disciplinary process - and were seeing it through.
Another win for the only politician actually showing leadership qualities at this time.
When a government minister steps out of line - Theresa May sacks him/her
When a Labour member steps out of line - Corbyn does nothing
I guess you haven't read a paper or seen the news for a year or so.
Boris Johnson will be getting a call tonight, will he ?
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... ken-clarke
Corbyn has been leader of the Labour Party for 3 years now.
This anti-semitic issue in the Labour Party has been in the public debate for more than 2 years
Why has Corbyn not sorted it out?
Tulip Siddiq just said on national TV that Livingstone should have been sacked years ago - and she gave many reasons why
She just said that he has brought the party into disrepute
Is this an example of Corbyn's decisive leadership?
Should he ever become PM - will he take 3 years to make any decision about anything?
Why has Corbyn still not condemmed him?
"A spokesman for the Campaign Against Antisemitsm said Mr Corbyn's decision to describe Mr Livingstone's resignation as "sad" had merely "rubbed salt into the wound".
The group called for Mr Corbyn to apologise and added: "The Labour Party's anti-Semitism problem seems to be growing, not receding."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44196298
Cannydc wrote:Who do you think Corbyn is - some gammon faced, Tory / UKIP voting boss who doesn't give a fig for due process ?
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