Title: Labour's Intemperance Movement - The Problem With Andrew Fisher | HuffPost UK
Headings: Labour's Intemperance Movement - The Problem With Andrew Fisher
Labour's Intemperance Movement - The Problem With Andrew Fisher
I don't see how he can have campaigned, had complex loyalties, exercised discipline, made sacrifices, cared - all the things that Labour campaigners do - and laughed as Ed Balls fell... If his heart isn't with Labour, he shouldn't be at the heart of Labour.
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Content: And judging by the response when I pointed it out, neither could the other Labour people out fighting for us  - believing in us - through the 2015 election. The main comment I got back? ' I was in tears. The only people I knew who were celebrating at that point were Tories.' Well, yeah. It has been six months since that night. Six easy months in which Fisher has moved from eagerly anticipating the downfall of a Labour Shadow Chancellor to being appointed as head of policy for the party that others worked and mourned for. And don't get me wrong. The rule on Labour backing Labour is not the only one that Fisher broke. The evidence rolls on.