He will be out for another five years after he stands against Sadiq Khan in May.
Then the National Executive Committee will decide, should he reapply, since he is too big a name for some bitter middle-aged tea boy to say No to him without telling that Committee, and by then the bitter middle-aged tea boys are utterly unlikely to have been at school with him.
In 2021.
After the next General Election.
But from the anti-austerity and anti-war struggle, to Trident, to civil liberties (including trade union rights), to fathers' rights, to the battle against assisted suicide, to the reactivation of what have always been the Left's profound doubts about the EU and about the usual approach to climate change, he is still a miss from this Parliament.
And he may still be a Member of the next one.
More anger that George might be let back in than Blair has never been expelled.
ReplyDeleteThe bitter middle-aged tea boy stole your life but he has done nothing with it. You should take it back off him.
ReplyDelete"From the anti-austerity and anti-war struggle, to Trident, to civil liberties (including trade union rights), to fathers' rights, to the battle against assisted suicide, to the reactivation of what have always been the Left's profound doubts about the EU and about the usual approach to climate change," you are still a miss from this Parliament. But you may still be a Member of the next one.