Labour not doing enough to win 2020 general election, says Jeremy Corbyn
The
Guardian applying the usual slant to promote its own agenda.
Rowena
Mason and Anushka Asthana, two of the Guardian's “journalists”
and known to be hostile to the Labour party leadership, write an
article which has become the norm for a “newspaper”, which, it
should be remembered supported Cooper and Kendall in the leadership
election, and also joined the "anyone but Corbyn" clique.
Anushka Asthana |
Rowena Mason |
The
Jeremy Corbyn comments,
released
before a meeting of Labour
MPs
and peers, demonstrate the recognition that the Labour party has work
to do. “We are not yet doing enough to win in 2020.” Corbyn
said, “focus
on taking on the Tories” and “debates to be focused on policy,
not personality”, clearly
show
that the leadership understands the task facing the Labour party
prior to the 2020 election.
However,
the Guardian, pursuing its campaign of subversion against the
leadership and in support of its preference for the “Blairite”
faction of the Labour party, resorts to the now discredited use of
anonymous quotes in an attempt to give credibility to its warped
interpretation of reality.
“MPs
leaving the meeting said the message had been toned down” or
“a Labour
source present said”, or
“one
shadow minister, who is not a Corbyn supporter said”
or even “Another
MP, who is more critical
said”.
The
constant use of the anonymous sources
in newspaper articles,
does little to add anything to the story that the “journalist” is
seeking to put across to the reader. In
fact it is more likely to generate cynicism and
distrust in
the reader with both the story and the “newspaper” attempting to
peddle it.
In
less than 12 months since being elected, the Labour party leadership
has brought about numerous U Turns in government policy, has won
Parliamentary By-elections, has
established a lead in the polls of almost 10 points over the
conservatives, defied the critics in the media and some elements of
the PLP predicting a disaster in the local elections and actually
increased the labour share of the vote, won all of the elections for
Mayor and other advances in popularity across
the country. All this achieved against a background of sniping,
smear, untruths and general mischievousness from the media and
elements within the PLP. Had the leadership spent less time, energy
and resources combating the internal divisions generated by the
Blairites amongst its own MP's, aided and encouraged by television
and the media, then Labour could be even further ahead in the
country.
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