Labour Party politics

[beak]

We’re not at war with Iran though are we ffs !

That is my point! Sir Keir steered us clear!!!! and continues to do so.

 

[Teddy Eagle]

That is my point! Sir Keir steered us clear!!!! and continues to do so.

Sure. When it comes to not doing things he's a champion.

 

[Common Sense Club]

More Bill Bailey! 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆

I think you are getting the cling ons mixed up…

 

[beak]

Sure. When it comes to not doing things he's a champion.

Do you want a war that is not ours??????? Masterly inactivity,you don't always have to respond.

 

[Spiderman]

Apparently used the 3 line whip, or am I getting confused with what is happening at the Old Bailey 🤔

 

[Spiderman]

A Prime Minister cannot waste his time on trivial pursuits.

But scrolling through Grindr is fine

 

[beak]

The division list showed 14 Labour MPs rebelled to support the motion while another voted both aye and no, which is usually regarded as a formal abstention.

 

[Teddy Eagle]

Do you want a war that is not ours??????? Masterly inactivity,you don't always have to respond.

One of the many things he doesn't do is tell the truth about ambassadorial appointments but let's ignore that.

 

[beak]

One of the many things he doesn't do is tell the truth about ambassadorial appointments but let's ignore that.

Commons have voted nothing to see here .

 

[Teddy Eagle]

Commons have voted nothing to see here .

That's alright then.

 

[beak]

That's alright then.

👍 👍👍👍

 

[Bassak]

Commons have voted nothing to see here .

Out of curiosity, if he had nothing to worry about why did he use the whip 🤔

 

[Badger11]

Commons have voted nothing to see here .

As expected 15 Labour MPs voted against and 50 did not vote.

The next vote post May elections will be more interesting.

 

[Spiderman]

Out of curiosity, if he had nothing to worry about why did he use the whip 🤔

See post #1966

 

[beak]

As expected 15 Labour MPs voted against and 50 did not vote.

The next vote post May elections will be more interesting.

The fifty that did not vote could well be on government business, the local elections are always whichever government a focus for malcontents. If Starmer was "dethroned" he could call an election and Labour M.P.s will not vote for civvy street.

 

[beak]

Out of curiosity, if he had nothing to worry about why did he use the whip 🤔

Every Party used the whip on this vote certainly not unusual.

 

[Teddy Eagle]

Out of curiosity, if he had nothing to worry about why did he use the whip 🤔

Maybe he's into that sort of thing.

 

[Bassak]

Every Party used the whip on this vote certainly not unusual.

You miss the point, if he had nothing to worry about he could have just agreed to the inquiry, and we won’t talk about the press not reporting on the ongoing trial,
Why aren’t they 🤔

 

[NEILLO]

Every Party used the whip on this vote certainly not unusual.

Although the Tories didn't when Johnson was referred for investigation.

Starmer's actions are yet another misstep by him. He could have gone in front of that panel and cleared his name. The Public will be questioning why he didn't do that.

Anyway, I thought he's wriggle out of this one, but the local elections are a different story.

 

[Runningman]

The fifty that did not vote could well be on government business, the local elections are always whichever government a focus for malcontents. If Starmer was "dethroned" he could call an election and Labour M.P.s will not vote for civvy street.

Why would Labour have to worry about the outcome of a GE. They are doing such a marvellous job they’d win by a landslide, surely ?