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Is Labour Still The Party For Working People?
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Espcially as at least one of their MPs holds them in utter contempt.
Espcially as at least one of their MPs holds them in utter contempt.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I think Lab, like Con and Limp Dum, are out for themselves. They are all Brussels Boys through and through. There's not even a sliver of daylight between them. They have now all morphed into the one party. They don't give a rats for the working classes, despite ALL their blustering and reassurances on the subject.
They are still more interested in the working people's concerns than the other parties, in order to gather that vote; but I don't think they've really been on message since the Blair era. They've pushed so many awful aims, particularly anti civil liberty ones IIRC, that I lost a lot of faith in them and no longer hold much allegiance to any party, if I had any to begin with.
//Labour rejecting the working Class. //
they unintentionally showed their hand 4 years ago gromit.
http:// www.the guardia n.com/p olitics /2010/a pr/29/g ordon-b rown-gi llian-d uffy-bi got
I don't see much evidence of recent change.
they unintentionally showed their hand 4 years ago gromit.
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I don't see much evidence of recent change.
Admittedly the Brown incident was a far more major gaffe. She had raise a legitimate concern about eastern European immigrants and Brown appeared not to understand that and then called her a bigot. It showed that Brown was out of touch, and arkward dealing with real people.
The tweet was different. The MP in question appeared snobby and was looking down on her victim. I agree with Old Geezer, it was more about bad taste than attacking the working class.
The tweet was different. The MP in question appeared snobby and was looking down on her victim. I agree with Old Geezer, it was more about bad taste than attacking the working class.
Quite a good piece here about the issue with all the current parties:
http:// www.the guardia n.com/p olitics /commen tisfree /2014/n ov/21/r ocheste r-byele ction-b eliefs- of-ukip -voters
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