I’ve asked for comment from @RLong_Bailey team re ‘Red Roar’ story, as any journalist is meant to:
“Rebecca unequivocally supports a woman's right to choose and has only ever voted in favour of extending the right to abortion, such as in Northern Ireland. These responses have >
“Rebecca unequivocally supports a woman's right to choose and has only ever voted in favour of extending the right to abortion, such as in Northern Ireland. These responses have >
been selectively quoted by the fake news peddlers at the Red Roar to propagate a misleading narrative. Rebecca’s response to the Deanery of Salford clarified the existing law and current Labour policy, stating that abortion procedures should be properly regulated, and that >
women’s reproductive rights and the decriminalisation of abortion should be maintained. Rebecca’s response was also a reflection of her own personal agreement with the Disability Rights Commission — that ”the context in which parents choose whether to have a child should be one >
in which disability and non-disability are valued equally” — rather than her view on policy. During any proposed public consultation a wide range of views would of course be heard, and it is Rebecca’s duty as an MP to ensure her constituents are able to respond.”
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If Red Roar were remotely serious they would have asked Long Bailey office for comment. They didn’t because they are a daft fake news site.
Unfollowed a journalist tweeting it. Take some responsibility and don’t share crap.
Unfollowed a journalist tweeting it. Take some responsibility and don’t share crap.
