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Ancient and modern

Ancient and modern . . . on Jeremy Corbyn’s puppet statecraft

What are MPs for when the 250,000 who voted for the left-winger as their leader now dictate Labour party policy?

5 December 2015

9:00 AM

5 December 2015

9:00 AM

‘Please do not mistake democracy for division. We’re now allowing people to express their views in a way in which they’ve never been allowed before within a political party.’ Someone could ask John McDonnell, the Corbynista shadow chancellor, when people in the UK were not ‘allowed’ to express their views.

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