Milliband and McLuskey

[TheNovice]

So Milliband thinks James Murdoch done the right thing in resigning, which he probably did - although it appears a cosmetic operation in my opinion. What are his thought on whether Len McCluskey should do the same after his outburst yesterday.

[Hopkirk]

McCluskey has done us all a favour, reminding us how dangerous the unions are.

[TheNovice]

actually think he's put the union movement back a very long time. Haven't heard much from the rank and file condemning him though. Why do the BBC not follow this up - other than the fact the journo's on there would love Mcluskey's plan to come to fruition.

[jno]

Miliband condemned McCluskey's action yesterday. "Totally unacceptable and wrong."

Want him to do it again just for you?

[TheNovice]

one thing to condemn, another to suggest a way forward!!!

[jno]

has Cameron by any chance suggested a way forward for his chums Murdoch and Rebekah?

[TheNovice]

he didn't need to......they both resigned

[TheNovice]

and rightly so I might add

[jno]

Cameron didn't call for them to do so. Not a peep out of him, and he's prime minister.

And yet funnily enough you think the leader of the opposition should do so.

Why are you less concerned with what the people actually in power do than in what the opposition do? Can it be you're just parroting the Tory party line?

[TheNovice]

the last thing I would do is 'parrot the Tory line', trust me. I'm talking about ethical standards and 'he who pays the piper calls the tune'. Milliband (and there are others in the party much more suited) got the leadership by the block vote of ........Unite!!!!!

[Ric.ror]

Andy Coulson

[bednobs]

but he has condemed it!

[jno]

and Cameron got where he is today with help from... Murdoch!!!!! (Guess which party his papers supported.)

[TheNovice]

and Murdoch didn't help Blair!!! The point is ethical not political.

[bednobs]

i really dont get what you want Milliband HAS condemned Mcluskey - what else do you want him to do?