House of Comments episode 66 – Falkirk fallout
By Emma.
Episode 66 of the House of Comments podcast “Falkirk Fallout” is out. This week myself and Mark Thompson are joined by Liberal Conspiracy’s Sunny Hundal to discuss the fallout from the Falkirk selection debacle, how Ed Miliband’s proposals to respond to this might affect the future of the Labour Party and the further recent discussions about an EU referendum.
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Tuesday, July 16th 2013 at 14:10
Emma – you are a great political journalist. The pathetic response of Blairites is screwing up Milibean’s chances. He has faced open goals on more than ten occasions, each time he has had the ignorance to try and out flank the Tory filth, the result of the appalling advice from the [word deleted by Emma] Byrne. But he has obviously forgotten the grinding fact that Labour is ostensibly the party of the working people. Not the party of the fucking rich pigs that squeal and we let them rig the mortgages. The corporate greed is a joke, just like our toff chancellor. But last week Ed scored a massive own goal, again probably lathered up by his Blairites cronies. In fucking up the union funding he has allowed the unions to form a real anti austerity radical party with Serwotka and McCluskey at the head. They will stand candidates against disgraceful Labour candidates. After the fall of the nhs and the national catastrophe of universal credit, the 99% will vote for them. Not all Labour candidates are good. Some like Danczuk are clearly not fit for purpose. But this is also a problem for the whole parliament. Let’s remember that at least the union funding was clean.