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Sure thing, just a measly 40% of the electorate voted for the party those three represent.

May could once be described as ‘resolute’ in character. Now, she’s just damn right subborn and this is going to cost her dearly. Irony is a bastard and May’s commitment to her ‘red lines’ is probably going to cost her delivering Brexit.

You really need to look up the words ‘Stalinist’ and ‘despot’ in the Oxford dictionary.

Actually, I said from the beginning that a second referendum will be the outcome of this Parliamentary deadlock. This is starting to become a consensus with William Hague coming out and stating he believes this happen too. No deal looks like it will pass, no deal is looking like it will be...

Nonsense. You’re the one defending your MP saying he was pushed out of the Labour Party. That is a lie. He resigned the whip because he was being investigated for an alleged sexual harassment of a colleague.

It used to be a safe seat, but he only won by 200-odd votes in 2017 and came close to losing in 2015 too. To me, his actions suggest he believed he would lose for whatever reason. But, my stance is that John Woodcock MP is innocent until proven guilty. There had been many people across the...

The claim of it being directed against Corbyn's enemies is also fantasy. Kelvin Hopkins a 'lifelong socialist' and even served in the shadow cabinet under Corbyn was also suspended by the party because of allegations of sexual harassment.

Considering 3 of your sources say pretty much the exact same thing, I get the impression you've not actually read the articles. But, let's get to the crux of this argument, Ian Austin, and Neil Coyle, two MPs mentioned in your sources, they're still sitting as Labour MPs. So, why has Woodcock...

Willis was 23 when the season started so we should get compensation should he leave. Personally, I can't see both Willis and Burge leaving. It's a possibility but these players should see the opportunity to get promoted into the Championship with us as neither of these players is likely to start...

The norm for these kinds of issues is to deal with it internally using the party processes and mechanisms. The fact of the matter is, your MP is breaking the norm in asking for an independent inquiry. Whilst I'm not saying he is fundamentally wrong in asking for that, it is breaking ranks with...

It’s funny because all the other MPs from other parties who faced similar allegations were investigated internally by their own parties. That is the norm! There’s zero hard evidence that it would’ve been a kangaroo court. I’m taking your own advice and treating a politician’s words with...

I can’t imagine anyone wouldn’t want to get back-to-back promotions. But, is our team good enough for playoffs? Probably not. Realistically, there needs to be a plan in place to get promoted within 2-3 seasons, in my view. The majority of our squad is under contract, so I’m not particularly...

There’s multiple allegations of sexual harassment against multiple MPs across the major parties. Labour, Tory, Lib Dem and the SNP.

A bit more evidence is needed than ‘he said, she said’, don’t you think? Considering the accusations are from a former aide, between the years 2014 to 2016. This started before Corbyn’s rise to power and before Momentum got off the ground. Therefore, I don’t suspect it’s a witch-hunt lead by...

Has he actually reported himself to an independent body to investigate these allegations? He’s not my MP, and frankly, there’s not a lot of information about him. What I seem to understand to be the case is that he’s taking the General Secretary of Labour Party to court to try and force an...

To echo @skybluetony176, if there was no proof, surely he wouldn’t have to fear an investigation because he would be found innocent. He may been disgusted by antisemitism (as is any reasonable person) wherever it appears, he may also disagree with Corbyn politically too. But, he wouldn’t have...

His position on the vote has nothing to do with anything? You said he left the party because of Corbyn, that is falsified information. He was also a Remainer, which by your logic, would make me defend him. These kind of allegations are always dealt with internally with the party, Woodcock...

They weren’t kicked out of the party, they left it. Big difference. Tale the example of Jared O’Mara, he was caught making homophobic as well as comments online in 2009 and earlier. He was reinstated into the party, but chose to resign the whip anyway. I actually agree with you, people should...

The result of the by-election will be interesting, yes.

Good question, you’d have to ask the complainant. Equally, you could ask why didn’t they face allegations if they were innocent? I’ll reiterate: they’re innocent until proven guilty in my eyes. This is detracting from the issue that they didn’t leave because of Corbyn, because party leaders...