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Wes' donors are getting restless that those contracts aren't coming after all.

@Ken_Stonger @Obseyxx @tontytrains @ZakDaviesKhan Hahahaha fucking hell!

@Obseyxx @tontytrains @ZakDaviesKhan Let me take a big sip of water and check who the Labour candidate was in the by-election caused by Coban's resignation

The council taxpayers of Hackney pay the price for the Greens not being bothered to do the most basic eligibility checks on their candidates. It's been less than a week. Two by-elections announced.

@TedrosGottaGo @Ferretgrove @SaulStaniforth x.com/Ferretgrove/st…

@Ferretgrove @SaulStaniforth Martyrdom suits some I suppose, I chose not smashing my face into a brickwall forever more. Good luck.

Jones is a bit sad about the position Lab is in You chose to go after disabled people refugees & pensioners. You chose to arm a genocide. You chose to side with the super rich & the profiteering utility companies. You chose to tell your supporters to f**k off. This is all on you

@happymonkey1874 @archer_rs You won't find anything. Like all of the people who *definitely* backed Corbyn in the way they're now demanding you all back Starmer, they only discovered Twitter after the 2019 general election.

@archer_rs I don't have the time nor the will. 👍

The British mainstream media has worked as a group to undermine and destabilise Keir Starmer ever since his election because the people who fund the media feared and hated him. This is not random but a coordinated, well funded coup d'état in plain sight. The media is a disgrace

@RossMcCaff We might finally get any answer as to what he considers the hilarious side of dementia.

I suspect the public will find him markedly less charming than lobby journalists

Wes Streeting is loved by political anoraks, Westminster commentators, and factional obsessives. After the last decade of chaos, do we really think those groups are well placed to tell us who the best candidate for PM is?

@stonesister7 @Anniepop2027 @TomBaldwin66 Starmer already binned that to kiss Murdoch's arse.

@Anniepop2027 @TomBaldwin66 And we need Leveson2 desperately. Wipe the smile off these smug editors and their non-dom tax-avoiding masters.

The media is in full blood lust and may soon be feeding off a 7th PM in 10 years. Our politics looks increasingly unserious. Although Labour MPs have lots of justifiable concerns, a little pause for thought might yet be good for both them and the country.

@mexicola25 @gregoapple @meganekenyon @NewStatesman Split the vote? I thought they were all antisemitic fleas you didn't need anyway, Andy?

@gregoapple @meganekenyon @NewStatesman Don't need to, just split the vote enough that Reform win.

Exclusive: Green Party sources tell me they would "throw the kitchen sink" at winning a by-election in Manchester in which Andy Burnham is allowed to stand. Party sources told me they would plan to “hit [Burnham] very hard from his left”. @newstatesman

@keonian_ @LaszloSean @LizWebsterSBF @meganekenyon @abbasnasir59 @NewStatesman @ZackPolanski Hahahahaha. Yeah, Labour are going to ensure they never win majority power again.

@LaszloSean @LizWebsterSBF @meganekenyon @abbasnasir59 @NewStatesman @ZackPolanski yes, but bearing in mind a streeting or starmer govt is unlikely to achieve any left wing policy and will certainly reform in a reform victory in the next election. anyone on the left should know the danger. maybe in exchange, greens can negotiate PR

@LordWalney How are those investigations coming along?

I had thought he would understand how toxic it would be to re-open Labour’s door to the far left, but the number of ex-Corbyn supporters urging Andy Burnham’s return suggests some kind of deal in advance of him coming back.

@judeinlondon Palace have the Conference League final a few days later. Their starting XI won't have a Wikipedia page between them.

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@akerr_andrew @SkipMcQueen @TedUrchin @KathrynDW59 @AlisonRam @CatherineWest1 @UKLabour Starmer's favourite nonce befriender bragged about spending his time undermining Corbyn and then Starmer made him US Ambassador as punishment.

@SkipMcQueen @TedUrchin @KathrynDW59 @AlisonRam @CatherineWest1 @UKLabour I completely reject your ridiculous assertion that anyone in the party deliberately sabotaged Labour’s electoral chances. It’s one of the silliest ideas I’ve ever heard. Are you a flat earther?

Across the country yesterday, so many hard working Labour Councillors lost their seats through no fault of their own. I want to thank them for their service and dedication. 🧵

@JonathSchofield @saleiron @joand7 @hacking4chorltz I know Jon, what are they like? Why can't they just support the grown ups like you as they facilitate a genocide?

@saleiron @joand7 @hacking4chorltz The Green Party have used Gaza to gain votes. Manchester has had sustained success through clear headed stability.

@vriyait @ojos_no_ven Sorry, we're busy that day.

@ojos_no_ven Yes agree as to the nature of the Labour victory and has been a disastrous start. We need a progressive alliance on the left. Many people I know have joined the Greens.

Andy Burnham couldn't stop Labour being taken over by Corbyn and then abandoned us for Manchester. Keir Starmer reclaimed the Party, dealt with antisemitism and led us to a landslide victory. Now those MPs who are in Govt thanks to Keir are worrying about the GE in 3 years time.

@CraigTheTrain @terryfuck45 They're still looking for his desk.

@terryfuck45 Do you think anyone told Starmer about her past?

If you already have a problem with everyone calling you a paedo defender I don't think bringing Harriet Harman in is the best idea

@ronportnoir @paulmasonnews He keeps Mandelson in a cage?

@paulmasonnews Starmer needs to let the beast out of the cage, no more mister nice guy.

I don't want Keir to resign - nor do I want him to set a timetable for resigning - I want the Labour Party to diagnose its own problems and the wider fragmenting political landscape and face facts: working class people are in a zero sum game and we need to be on their side ... 1/

@nickreeves9876 Keeping shaking off the fleas Nick.

When are people going to seriously address the problem of competition for seats between Labour and the Greens helping Reform? Labour and the LibDems can quietly cooperate because they share very few target seats, which makes tactical voting very easy. However, Labour and the Greens share many target seats meaning that there will be bitter arguments as to whose candidate is best placed to win. This problem needs to be resolved, because if it isn't our first past the post system could put Farage into Number 10 with less then 30% of the vote.

@paulmasonnews @AyoCaesar Get your charts out, love!

@AyoCaesar Vote Green, Get a Reform government 🤷🏻‍♂️

So, what are Labour going to do about winning back Green voters other than sending Uncle Paul out on Twitter to tsk-tsk anyone who cast their ballot for them?

@SteveSmith_cam @nickreeves9876 Steve, there is no splitting the vote. Nobody voting Green would be seen dead voting for the Starmer Party. Keep shaking off those fleas.

@nickreeves9876 Been saying this repeatedly for months Its obvious all the greens will do is split the vote

Labour is losing more votes to the Greens than to Reform, which is allowing Reform to win seats. Extend that to a General Election, and the struggle between Labour and the Greens could propel Farage into power.

@BareLeft Two rich donors have been given seven months to "My Fair Lady" Wes Streeting

Bottled it. Or they have absolutely no idea how to depose him, lol.