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: When people put their cross by the Labour rose, they know what they are getting. They aren't getting maybe a bit of green, a dash of Tory and touch of the candidate's prejudice. They aren't getting TUSC or Respect or Stop the War. They aren't getting people who are Labour only when it suits. They are sharing the great understanding set out at the front of the rule book, that 'by the strength of our common endeavour we achieve more than we achieve alone.' Common endeavour. Common care. The exit poll was bad, but for Labour campaigners like me, it was the election result in Morley and Outwood that broke us. You may feel differently about Ed Balls. What matters is that he was our man at the time when Labour hearts were breaking.