[Tubby Isaacs]

Aspana Begum acquitted on all charges. And no Galloway by-election in Poplar and Limehouse.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Shame the Tories went up but that other three have a good total between them. Ought to be able to do some tactical voting where needed.

Stage 4 unlocking doesn't yet seem to be going as badly as expected, though early days. That would boost Johnson if that carried on.

[davidjay]

Wes Streeting writes in the Sun. The Jezzerati are incandescent, because appealing to people who didn't vote for you last time is disgraceful.

[Andy McDandy]

Fenton's twat in residence tries to sound like they're from Liverpool. Liverpool Street station more like.

[Youngian]

Wes Streeting writes in the Sun. The Jezzerati are incandescent, because appealing to people who didn't vote for you last time is disgraceful.

Ken Livingstone used to have a Sun column. But he's an outlier by possessing some political street smarts and wanting to govern.

[davidjay]

Fenton's twat in residence tries to sound like they're from Liverpool. Liverpool Street station more like.

I feel as strongly about Hillsborough as is possible without being a Liverpool supporter and/or a Scouser, but we can't afford to let one issue dominate the whole political landscape.

[The Weeping Angel]

Didn't Ken Livingstone have a column in The Sun?

[Watchman]

Don't know, but Youngian is the bloke to ask

[Tubby Isaacs]

Wes Streeting writes in the Sun. The Jezzerati are incandescent, because appealing to people who didn't vote for you last time is disgraceful.

30% of Sun readers voted for Jez in 2017. I never heard Jez fans suggest these votes didn't count. Perhaps one of them ought to have written a column in there telling these voters to fuck off.

[Youngian]

Wes Streeting is a good performer, more of him please.

[Tubby Isaacs]

A few Jez fans seem to think this clip is clever. I'm sure Jenkins was less than nice to Benn too, but Benn's talking personalized bollocks. You could equally say that Benn had got where he was on the backs of the labour movement and was foisting unwanted policies on Labour. Brave to mention what Jenkins' father did, mind, given that Benn apparently got very unhappy when his son's politics was criticized. And as ever, anybody who's not hard left is "kicking the ladder away".

[Youngian]

Anyone who disagrees with me must be at it, has always been a demagogue’s defence when challenged.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Anyone who disagrees with me must be at it, has always been a demagogue’s defence when challenged.

Hard to argue Jenkins wasn't principled, given that he resigned from the Shadow Cabinet twice over Europe. I'll take that over Benn and Jez Kipperism, and I think lots of younger Jez fans would,

I glanced at 1983's Labour Manifesto last night. It's got good stuff in it, for sure, but it's like it was written in 1981, still talking about "the slump" (economic growth in 1983 was 3.8%, and real wages were taking off and inflation below 5%). That was a pretty strong platform for an election campaign, with or without the Falklands.

[Andy McDandy]

The great thing about principles is that they're both free, and of zero calorie value.

[kreuzberger]

For a group which is so adroit as social media, it's a wonder that at least some of them don't realise that everyone is laughing at them. Except MI5, hopefully.

[davidjay]

Reading his diaries, it seems that Benn was very good at not getting on with people.

[The Weeping Angel]

Anyone who disagrees with me must be at it, has always been a demagogue’s defence when challenged.

Also only I have the monolopy on principles stace, which Benn was fond of using.

[Youngian]

I glanced at 1983's Labour Manifesto last night. It's got good stuff in it.

First grasped the peculiar counter-intuitive idea of Keynesian deficit spending from a cartoon in the bulky 1983 manifesto. It had very different ideas to Nigel Lawson on how to spend the North Sea bonus. I doubt now, even Farage would defend Lawson's subsidisided housing boom over Foot's infrastrucutre upgrades.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Yeah, that bit was fine. The trouble is the Kipper protectionist bollocks.

[The Weeping Angel]

Anyone who disagrees with me must be at it, has always been a demagogue’s defence when challenged.

Hard to argue Jenkins wasn't principled, given that he resigned from the Shadow Cabinet twice over Europe. I'll take that over Benn and Jez Kipperism, and I think lots of younger Jez fans would,

I glanced at 1983's Labour Manifesto last night. It's got good stuff in it, for sure, but it's like it was written in 1981, still talking about "the slump" (economic growth in 1983 was 3.8%, and real wages were taking off and inflation below 5%). That was a pretty strong platform for an election campaign, with or without the Falklands.

Didn't that manifesto promise a national minimum wage?.