Pam C on Nostr: Nope, that would have been the Labour right who did that. He had more votes in 2017 ...

Nope, that would have been the Labour right who did that. He had more votes in 2017 and 2019 than Starmer had in 2024. In most years, his 40% vote in 2017 would have seen a majority, but even using percentages rather than popular vote, he had more than Starmer with 34%. But many make excuses for why they didn't like Corbyn, and most of their ideas come from tory propaganda via the media including BBC and from the smears that originated from stff at the Legal and Governance Unite as we saw in the first leaked report.