Labour Watch

[Dunners]

Yeah, the BBC Verify bloke said that it was a screengrab. She must be back on the tinned cocktails.

[CEB]

It’ll be interesting to see what, if anything, happens as a result.

I’d imagine it probably suits everyone involved to pretend it didn’t happen

[Long slender neck]

It looks fake. The box that would surround the quoted Guardian article isnt complete.

[CEB]

It’s not fake

[Long slender neck]

Prove it.

[CEB]

What proof would you like other than the fact that the BBC employee has verified, in the post Dunners put up, that he screen shotted the tweet himself, that other media are following up on it, that there’s been no denial, and that many other people are showing their own screenshots?

[Long slender neck]

Quite a bit of white space between her twitter username and her tweet, doesnt look right.

[CEB]

Prove it

[Long slender neck]

Compare it to the spacing for Nicks tweet




Are you Max in disguise?

[CEB]

I think you’re getting confused by the capital letters and the relative size

[Dunners]

Interesting. Guardian readers are unhappy that Labour's plans to increase their children's school fees.

https://www.theguardian.com/education/a ... ans-labour

[CEB]

The people quoted in that article sound like the demographic Alan Partridge was targeting with his “I’m hopping mad and I want something in the middle!!” campaign

[Dunners]

Shama doing even more to endear herself to the party unfaithful, by campaigning alongside their all-time favourite, Wes Streeting.

[Hoover Attack]

Did he pop over the border to support Faiza last time out?

[Proposition Joe]

I'll take a guess. See she's standing as an independent, which I don't blame her for but will surely only help IDS.

And Stella weirdly taking on the Greens on their maternity policy and then getting absolutely rinsed by all concerned after being wrong, yet again (and naturally taking that pushback very well indeed). Imagine she'll still walk it but the fact she's even referring to a Green policy at all might hint at the fact there's a little more pressure coming than she and her hubby might have expected.

[Currywurst and Chips]

In the words of Trump:

Stella could stand in the middle of Forest Road and shoot somebody and not lose any voters.

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[Admin]

In the words of Trump:

Stella could stand in the middle of Forest Road and shoot somebody and not lose any voters.

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Except perhaps the one she shoots....

[Proposition Joe]

She could also shoot someone in the middle of Forest Road and still be the victim.

[CEB]

I'll take a guess. See she's standing as an independent, which I don't blame her for but will surely only help IDS.

And Stella weirdly taking on the Greens on their maternity policy and then getting absolutely rinsed by all concerned after being wrong, yet again (and naturally taking that pushback very well indeed). Imagine she'll still walk it but the fact she's even referring to a Green policy at all might hint at the fact there's a little more pressure coming than she and her hubby might have expected.

What was she wrong about there (not being facetious - just my understanding was that there was a policy, which the greens quickly deleted. Is there more to it?)

[Proposition Joe]

Well 'wrong' was perhaps an imperfect word but she seemed to wilfully misrepresent what their actual, albeit poorly worded, policy was and then patronised the dozens of women who challenged her view.

[CEB]

That doesn’t sound like her. Are you sure she hasn’t just been dogpiled by lots of meanies?

[Currywurst and Chips]

She could also shoot someone in the middle of Forest Road and still be the victim.

[CEB]

She could also shoot someone in the middle of Forest Road and still be the victim.

“Walthamstow, it’s time to talk about gun violence.
Nobody should have to face the threat of gun violence while going about their business, and..”

But Stella you just shot someone…

“But I’m saying that nobody should have to face the threat of gun violence”

You might be saying that, but there’s a body on the floor and you’re holding a gun and I literally saw you shoot that guy

“It’s very disappointing and a bit disconcerting that you seem to be paying so much attention to what a female MP chooses to do with her hands. I wonder if you talk about what male MPs have in their hands?”

If a male MP shot someone and I saw it, of course I’d say something.

“That’s three replies to me now, all of them seeming to be quite controlling. In an atmosphere where MPs have faced violence and even been murdered, this is very worrying”

[Proposition Joe]

She could also shoot someone in the middle of Forest Road and still be the victim.

“Walthamstow, it’s time to talk about gun violence.
Nobody should have to face the threat of gun violence while going about their business, and..”

But Stella you just shot someone…

“But I’m saying that nobody should have to face the threat of gun violence”

You might be saying that, but there’s a body on the floor and you’re holding a gun and I literally saw you shoot that guy

“It’s very disappointing and a bit disconcerting that you seem to be paying so much attention to what a female MP chooses to do with her hands. I wonder if you talk about what male MPs have in their hands?”

If a male MP shot someone and I saw it, of course I’d say something.

“That’s three replies to me now, all of them seeming to be quite controlling. In an atmosphere where MPs have faced violence and even been murdered, this is very worrying”

"Do not contact me again"

[CEB]

Also, while I do generally support the “let’s make stuff better at work for women with babies”, Stella’s way of discussing it always makes me think of that bit in the office specials where thingy from the warehouse says “just cos you let some useless tosser blow his beans up your muff doesn’t mean we care about your baby as much as you do” and have a guilty laugh