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Anneliese Dodds
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Obvioulsy it would be better if there was some coverage about Dodds having a productive meeting with an anti-trans pressure group but here we are:
It seems like Labour is increasingly keen to court and enable the transphobes in the UK.
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What the actual fuck lol.
More here but it doesn't have the comment from Anneliese Dodds.
Comment from Tarry
Tarry told ITV’s Good Morning Britain: “If we don’t make a stand today, people’s lives could be lost.
“Some of the lowest-paid workers are on strike today in the rail industry, safety critical workers, workers who make sure our railways get people to work and do so safely.
“It can’t be accepted anymore, that people just have to accept that inflation is out of control. The Government’s doing nothing on the cost-of-living crisis.”
Comment from Keir yesterday
Starmer had said on Tuesday: "The Labour Party in opposition needs to be the Labour Party in power. A government doesn’t go on picket lines, a government tries to resolve disputes”.
edit - Sky have deleted the tweet, no idea why, 2nd source here
Anneliese Dodds has said that the Labour Party whips “will be looking at” Sam Tarry MP’s decision to join trade union members on a rail strike picket line today.
Asked what action could be taken against the shadow transport minister, Dodds told Sky News this morning that the decision to join the strike action was “for that individual” but the chair of the Labour Party added that she is “sure that the whips will be looking at this in terms of it being a disciplinary matter”.
She added: “I personally will not be on a picket line because I am a politician and I believe what politicians should be doing now is what the Conservative government has so appallingly failed to do but what the Welsh Labour government has done because there aren’t strikes taking place in Wales today.”
LabourList understands that Labour frontbenchers were not told to stay away from picket lines today, as they had been ahead of the last set of RMT strikes, but : “The Labour Party in opposition needs to be the Labour Party in power. And a government doesn’t go on picket lines.”
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Her speech focused on economic and fiscal responsibility. Basically painting the tories as money wasters and splashing money up the wall on cronyism and wasteful spending. That is going to chip at sunak and paint the tories as a party that does not value money.
I like this direction by labour.
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Full letter from Dodds can be found here: .
The comments are a delight on their own ;)
Would be interesting to hear 's thoughts on this.
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