Sentences with phrase «labour entryism»

I take it you are not planning any Labour entryism to vote for a candidate?

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But questions remain over whether they have signed up to the idea of a reformist Labour Party or are the standard - bearers of a new electronic entryism.

Labour party representatives have been accusing the hard left of «entryism» in the run up to the leadership election next month.

However, a YouGov poll out this week showed that Corbyn was well ahead of his rivals, even with long - standing Labour members, suggesting that any entryism will not change the final result.

Amid concern about entryism, Corbyn opponents have described it as a rival conference and noted that it is open to people who are not official conference delegates or Labour members.

This view is echoed by the veteran Labour activist Luke Akehurst, who is no friend of the wider left but who has dismissed the current panic over entryism.

Like many on the left in the early 1980s, Cook had to face up to the implications of Militant entryism and other threats to the Labour party's very existence.

Labour has endured assorted periods of anxiety in the past about entryism from the left before, both indirectly (via Stalinist and later Trotskyist penetration of trades unions) and directly (through local party organisations).

With the Labour Party in power, and many Labour members becoming disillusioned, IS started doing more work that was external to the Labour Party; it ceased to practise «entryism» as a tactic around 1965.