I’m not a party member but if I was she would have had my vote. Best MP in the labour camp IMO. Stuck by her principals and resigned from Corbyns shadow cabinet when Starmer remained IIRC.I see Dominic Cummings thinks Lisa Nandy would wipe the floor with Johnson. I’m biased as I voted for her in the leadership election but what do others think?
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I think she's god awfulI see Dominic Cummings thinks Lisa Nandy would wipe the floor with Johnson. I’m biased as I voted for her in the leadership election but what do others think?
I see Dominic Cummings thinks Lisa Nandy would wipe the floor with Johnson. I’m biased as I voted for her in the leadership election but what do others think?
I think she's god awful
If principles means slagging off your own party for years while the country lurches from crisis to crisis you're spot on.Lisa Nandy has several points that will put off certain voters -
Northern
Lefty
Principled - ie. Critical of own party
Woman
Remainer
If she were
Southern
Righty
Unprincipled - ie. Vote as instructed
Man
Leaver
Then she'd be the next Tory leadership candidate
If principles means slagging off your own party for years while the country lurches from crisis to crisis you're spot on.
She didn’t have the ‘principles’ to call out Trump as the dog-whistle racist he is. So i imagine that Murdoch would love her.Lisa Nandy has several points that will put off certain voters -
Northern
Lefty
Principled - ie. Critical of own party
Woman
Remainer
If she were
Southern
Righty
Unprincipled - ie. Vote as instructed
Man
Leaver
Then she'd be the next Tory leadership candidate
Maybe "principled" is the wrong word.
I mean she has strong political views and generally sticks to them even when it is unpopular.
She is also willing to admit she got things wrong such as abstaining on the referendum vote when she now believes she should have voted against.
I like leaders who can reflect instead of doubling down.
It’s hard to reflect whether it’s Starmer or Labour as both probably gave fuck all in terms of ideas for the councillor to work with.It's not an excuse. It was a parish and district council election that was won with 600 odd votes.
Hardly a reflection on Labour or Starmer
It’s hard to reflect whether it’s Starmer or Labour as both probably gave fuck all in terms of ideas for the councillor to work with.
To a degree, and you can certainly get a seat by working hard. It's not coincidental that Coventry is a Labour council while Warwickshire is Conservative, however.People are voting for a person, not a party, at that level.
I agree with that to a certain extent… but it can’t be bad thing to have some direction or ideas from the overarching party you are a part of surely?Maybe so, I just think at that low level the party is irrelevant. It's all about the individual and their standing within the community.
People are voting for a person, not a party, at that level.
I agree with that to a certain extent… but it can’t be bad thing to have some direction or ideas from the overarching party you are a part of surely?
A drunk, past it bigot with a license to kill people...Now we know the real reason for spending millions on a press briefing room
PM used £2.6 million press briefing room to watch James Bond film
The Prime Minister used his £2.6 million newly refurbished press briefing room to watch the new James Bond film with Downing Street staff.www.standard.co.uk
Remember when there was calls for John Prescott to resign as Deputy PM for playing crochet in his lunch break.Now we know the real reason for spending millions on a press briefing room
PM used £2.6 million press briefing room to watch James Bond film
The Prime Minister used his £2.6 million newly refurbished press briefing room to watch the new James Bond film with Downing Street staff.www.standard.co.uk
The ‘content’ is retweeting a load of stuff taking the piss out of Starmer. She can rest assured though I probably won’t vote Labour in this constituency irrespective of whether she is Chair
The one you had a run-in with?
To be honest, I never checked her Twitter.
Vote for us - we have much better meaningless phrases.Can't wait to get out and vote for this, so exciting
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