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Labour Leadership Contest


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Who should lead Labour  

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  1. 1. Who should lead Labour



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Why is that any of your concern? It's confidential (unless it of course goes over £500 I think). I will usually make a donation every 3-4 months considering I'm a student and can't really burden myself with a direct debit but I also contribute every month through my union membership.

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I was just wondering... Seeing you both think the party are better off without me yet I clearly contribute a shit load more than either of you :)

And given all the debt Mr Prescott was saying the party has :) Its just what the party needs... 16 years out of power and a load of poor noisy know nothing students shouting away as members :D

This is England 1986 :D

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I was just wondering... Seeing you both think the party are better off without me yet I clearly contribute a shit load more than either of you :)

And given all the debt Mr Prescott was saying the party has :) Its just what the party needs... 16 years out of power and a load of poor nosey know nothing students shouting away as members :D

This is England 1986 :D

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Why are you smiling about that?

See here's the difference. I'm loyal to the party. If David Miliband won I'd be sitting here quiet just now. I would have my own reservations, but realise the fightback with the party is more important than my personal reservations. You on the otherhand are now shooting the party down that you're still technically a member of. WTF?

I've delivered leaflets in several constituencies in my time. How much postage has that saved the party? I've made donation calls. How much money has been donated because I helped with that? I've helped put posters up. How much money has been saved from paying someone to do it? I've helped organise fun raising nights.

You don't understand the party. I hope instead of leaving tho, you'll cut your contributions but go to branch meetings and see what the party realy is.

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Well don't then and I'm glad we still have your vote.

You have to realise tho, that in a party which operates a democratic system for electing its leader, you have to accept what democracy gives you. If you don't then your problem isn't with Ed Miliband, but it's with democracy itself.

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How much will David be now wishing he challenged Gordon Brown, he might of been PM now..

Looks like we may also have Darth Inflator as shadow Chancellor as his brother continues to dump UK gilts.

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