Nothing.
Absolutely nothing.
I really do wish Jeremy Corbyn's labour party the best in this election. I pray and hope that he is the next prime minister. He would in no doubt be the greatest Prime Minister of the past 50 years in my humble opinion.
It's sad that at it looks so unlikely. I'm hoping that after Manchester attacks a more sober less personal environment might be exactly the kind of position where his reasoned arguments and flawless personal history can be heard and taken seriously.
I really hope so. I believe a Labour victory is possible.
I believe that a Tory victory will be an utter disaster.
I don't agree with Corbyn on Brexit, but his clearly articulated views I can go along with. If we can be legally outside the EU but practically inside with freedom of movement and single market well that would be good.
However - for the last post on this blog. I just want to say that in spite of writing many letters, making many phone calls, I was never contacted.
It's nearly a year since the Labour party summarily judge me an undesirable member..
They took my money. They took a brief look at one of my tweets and completely misunderstood it.
I will be voting Liberal Democrat at the next election.
It would be great if the Labour party could win in my constituency. They can't. I don't want to support the Liberal Democrats, but I like Tessa Munt and I'll vote for her, and it's the system we have so until it changes I have no choice.
What did Corbyn do about the 100,000 applicant members denied membership?
Nothing.
What did the Labour party do about the fact that they made an obvious mistake in denying my membership?
Nothing.
Did I get my £25 back?
No.
Will I campaign for Labour?
No.
Will I ever donate to Labour again?
Of course not, do you think I'm completely stupid?!
Yes, it seems they do.
I wish them well.
Sadly of course, no matter who you vote for, the government always gets in.
