Keir Starmer calls for ministers to set out "exit" strategy - theguardian.com/world/2020/apr… .... this seems like a mistaken line of enquiry. Use the time to clean house, especially after Formby report and these allegations of an internal faction undermining the executive.
Labour Members To Stop Taking 'Lumps Out Of Each Other' - huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/keir-sta… ... the quickest way through this would be to permanently expel any faction that deliberately undermined the party. You can't ignore it or excuse it. It must be dealt with.
X : Why expel?
Me : You cannot set a precedent that it's ok to undermine the party because you disagree with it whilst being a member of the party. Do that and nothing ever gets fixed. Permanent expulsion and quickly needs to be the order of the day if Formby's report stacks up.
Me : You cannot set a precedent that it's ok to undermine the party because you disagree with it whilst being a member of the party. Do that and nothing ever gets fixed. Permanent expulsion and quickly needs to be the order of the day if Formby's report stacks up.
X : You think it's wrong to disagree?
Me : It's fine to disagree. It's not fine to actively seek to undermine the party ... “the worse things got for Labour the happier they would be” ... this needs swift and unforgiving action. No ifs, no buts ... no excuses.
Me : It's fine to disagree. It's not fine to actively seek to undermine the party ... “the worse things got for Labour the happier they would be” ... this needs swift and unforgiving action. No ifs, no buts ... no excuses.
