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I couldn't care less that Corbyn has written for the Telegraph, what I dislike is the fact that Starmer is criticised for doing it by the Corbyn brigade, and they are silent now that Corbyn himself is doing it.

Bingo.

But Jeremy can't be bought. Keep up! *sarc*

So, Corbyn can write an op-ed for the Telegraph unchallenged by the left, but if Starmer does it, that makes him a Tory. Make it make sense.

It is not so much that people like Corbyn. We all have our opinions; it is the cult worship that I dislike. I voted for Starmer, but I am more than happy to criticise him over policy.

When asked about Corbyn setting up "Your Party" the other day, the Chancellor said he has a big ego, and that accurately sums him up.

Corbyn has undermined every Labour leader he has worked under, and has a history of being the most rebellious MP in Parliament. The only time he wasn't rebelling and undermining the leader was when he was in the position.

Politicians are also guilty of this.

Absolutely. I genuinely believe that Gordon Brown was a significant force for good in Government and remains so outside of it. People like Gordon are why I'm a Labour member.

I'm currently reading "Seven Ways to Change the World" by Gordon Brown.

If there is one thing I have learned recently, it is that a concerning number of individuals obtain policy information solely from Facebook and do not look further.

And Corbyn helped do that too.

I'm not being gullible, merely showing evidence that Corbyn is a documented Eurosceptic.

What Section 28? I'm genuinely asking.

Reeves is so far from Truss 2.0. The Tories are just bitter that the Chancellor has lasted as long as she has.

The mental gymnastics here are absolute insanity.

One other interesting thing that happened was when asked about juggling life as a mother and Chancellor of the Exchequer, her answer was "there is no way you'd have asked Rishi Sunak that question". I'd have said the same if I were her.

She also said, "if you support the extra money that we are putting into public services and into rebuilding our country, you have to support tax rises to pay for them".

Someone I'm on excellent terms with attended a conversation between Rachel Reeves and Iain Dale today. Apparently, the private jet tax was one of her favourite measures of the last budget.

A wealth tax is complicated; the fundamental mistake was ruling out income tax, VAT and National Insurance rises at the election.

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He does it for his ego, if not for the money.

His ego.

Labour needs to change course on a few things for sure, but people need to understand that imperfection doesn't mean things aren't improving. The narrative "you're not perfect, therefore you've done nothing" prevents progress.

She has lasted far longer than I thought she would already. I thought she would last until April. She has surpassed my expectations.

The last thing we need is the anti-Farage vote split even further. That is precisely what Corbyn will do.

Thanks so much.

Thank you, I am thinking of compiling a few together in an email to the complaints team. I doubt it will stop them, though.

The four elected independents in this letter all voted to keep the VAT exemption on private school fees. I thought your party was in favour of taxing the more well-off?