Shocking innit. All because she stood as an independent in the general election. How trifling. You'd think her working for the Mail on Sunday might have been a better reason. Was there a trial, some kind of tribunal? A chance to put her case? No. Just a letter in the post. Given she's probably closer politically to Labour than she is to the Tories, this seems a jobsworthy sort of decision. Labour needs all the friends (or sympathisers) it can get.
Oh, Suzanne tells me she left the party before she stood for election. So there.
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The party left Suzanne. It turned into Tory-Lite. One should have what Sartre called clean hands, don't join a political party.
I soooo agree.
Tory-Lite is putting it mildly. I notice one of the first dramatic anouncements of the new government is a 'crackdown' on welfare. So it's business as usual then.
Ah yes, the crackdown on welfare - but not on tax avoiders.
Sartre never had clean hands. He probably had Fuck Me shoes, but never clean hands.
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