An orchestrated parade of former party luminaries grown fat on privatised directorships has denounced Ed Miliband's modest departures from the New Labour script, echoed by his brother, David, and a clutch of hopeful
Blairite candidates for the leadership.
Not exact matches
Leicester West MP and defeated
leadership candidate Liz Kendall has shared a tweet from «Comrade Gintz» calling
for a «final solution to purge
Blairite scum» from the party.
Pushed on how she felt about being seen as the
Blairite candidate for the Labour
leadership, she was a bit coy:
The Guardian reports this morning that the former Foreign Secretary is accused of «buying» the
leadership election as wealthy
Blairite donors push his campaign chest to # 200,000 - causing what the paper describes as a «disparity in financial backing»
for the five
candidates, which it believes to be «a big issue».
The Party is dependent on the donations of millions of union members; unions have representatives on the National Executive Committee and the National Policy Forum; they can send delegates to Constituency Labour Parties; they make up a third of the electoral college (thus preventing the most
Blairite candidate for the Labour
leadership from taking the crown); and they have a major role in selecting prospective Labour
candidates.