"Why don't you give it to, like, the food banks or something?", pout the Blairites as they realise that, while walking moneybags are one thing, it would be laughable to suggest that more than 10,000 ordinary people might give them £2:50 altogether.
Well, they may yet get what they profess to want. Howard Beckett, who led the legal team that successfully defended Jeremy Corbyn's right to be on the ballot for Labour Leader in 2016, has offered to act as his solicitor pro bono. And there are some superstar barristers on the Left.
In the meantime, though, keep those donations coming in. They will go to one good cause or another. Corbyn should have sued years ago, but his enemies are now so far up themselves that they are suing him. Unlike them, we all know what comes after hubris.
In the meantime, though, keep those donations coming in. They will go to one good cause or another. Corbyn should have sued years ago, but his enemies are now so far up themselves that they are suing him. Unlike them, we all know what comes after hubris.
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