If this is how #JeremyCorbyn responds to #KeirStarmer’s backstabbing it will be brilliant
The Mail online is reporting that Mary Creagh is on a shortlist of female Labour candidates set to challenge Jeremy Corbyn for his Islington North Parliamentary seat in the next general election.
It is an indication that Labour leader Keir Starmer is determined to deny Mr Corbyn the opportunity to stand again as a Parliamentary candidate for that party.
In response – according to the Telegraph – Mr Corbyn is said to be (at last) considering forming a political party of his own in order to defend his seat.
This is terrific news.
Mr Corbyn has been an icon of the UK Left since his shock election as leader of the Labour Party in 2015.
Opposition by right-wing factionalists within Labour is said to have sabotaged the party’s chances of winning a general election under his leadership – but this is unlikely to be a problem in a party that he forms and leads.
And he’ll certainly have no shortage of candidates for membership:
If @jeremycorbyn starts a new party he'd better have some solid servers ready for those memberships, because thousands have been waiting a long time for it. #DoItJez
— Damien Willey 🟢 🔴 (@KernowDamo) January 9, 2022
I do have a doubt about the possible name: The Peace and Justice Party. The PJ Party? Won’t that lend itself to critics calling it the pyjama party? Or am I the only one who made that link?
Whatever the new organisation is called (if it comes about at all), This Writer certainly hopes Mr Corbyn enters into talks with the leaders of the other splinter parties that have broken off from Labour since Keir Starmer began his hugely destructive and divisive reign of terror there.
My understanding (from a dialogue with a representative) is that the Breakthrough Party is actively discussing an alliance with left-wing political parties, trade unions, campaigns and other movements to form an alliance.
I would certainly hope common ground could be reached with Chris Williamson’s Resist, that has also announced an intention to form a political party.
They wouldn’t have to merge, or lose any of their individuality – just find enough similarities to share a platform at election times.
They could brand themselves the Progressive Alliance; it would be the first time the title was used correctly.
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This is something I have been praying for, I would join in a flash if he did so x
oh i do hope so.
i cannot understand how the likes of the amazing Zarah Sulttana and the handful of true socialists remain in the party.
at last! this will be a real wake up call to new labour! I just hope the idiots like the red wall voters pull their heads oit their backsides!
ALREADY EXISTS
…”My understanding (from a dialogue with a representative) is that the Breakthrough Party is actively discussing an alliance with left-wing political parties, trade unions, campaigns and other movements to form an alliance.
I would certainly hope common ground could be reached with Chris Williamson’s Resist, that has also announced an intention to form a political party.”…
All of these parties are already in a ‘progressive alliance’ and run in elections, and will run in council elections this year, under the umbrella name of TUSC.
TUSC has not been winning elections, getting as low as 30 votes in recent elections.
Even Chris Williamson agrees that electoral success is not the sole aim of his new party.
TUSC DOES NOT WIN ELECTIONS
None of them will win the next general election, as they only have youth policies for people under age 40, who stopped voting sufficiently decades ago and still do not, over last couple of years.
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If the name “TUSC” is electoral poison, then it makes sense to get another name, I would say.
And “Progressive Alliance” is just begging to be taken back.
Any new Corbyn-led Party should be called “The Consumer Party”: this would likely attract many from the Centre, and Centre-Right who, although “comfortable”, have seen their income and savings becoming victim to the Tory greed.
The idea is NOT to attract people from the Right.