Lloyd Russell-Moyle hits back at Raab’s “champagne socialism” jibe that he wants everyone to have champagne.
— Calgie (@christiancalgie) June 30, 2022
Fair enough most attractive policy offer from Labour for two decades.
Lloyd Russell-Moyle hits back at Raab’s “champagne socialism” jibe that he wants everyone to have champagne.
— Calgie (@christiancalgie) June 30, 2022
Fair enough most attractive policy offer from Labour for two decades.
Despite the huffing and puffing from political activists posing as journalists (naming no names), the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill was passed its second reading in the Commons last night, without a single Tory voting against it.
Hot on the heels of the loss of the two by-elections, party chairman Oliver Dowden resigned at 05.30.
The Tories need to remember that whilst ditching Boris might provide a short term theoretical uptick, until they resort to Tory policies eg low taxes, abandon net zero etc they won't win the next election.
Two by-elections are being held today, in which the Tories are expected to lose.
By happenstance, Boris is out of the country for the next 8 days.
Whether Labour or the unions realise it, or want to realise it, any planned "Summer of Discontent" will play directly into Boris's hands and he will use it as an excuse to hold a snap general election before the year is out.
Were Labour and the unions to apply some common sense they might avoid this elephant trap.
BREAKING: Lord Geidt’s resignation letter https://t.co/IkmySKIRFX pic.twitter.com/F00PUtbDR1
— Nick Eardley (@nickeardleybbc) June 16, 2022
Thoughts and prayers with Brand who was not first to leak this, as he is currently vacationing in Rwanda.