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Question: Should the Labour rebels have the whip withdrawn?
#1
No
 
#2
Yes, but only a couple to make an example
 
#3
Yes, but only the "serial" rebels
 
#4
Yes, all of them
 
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« on: November 14, 2005, 09:15:17 AM »

I'd got as far as to remove the whip from the serial members of Labour's awkward squad. Besides, it's high-time moves were on the part of their constituency parties to de-select them since it would seem that they wouldn’t be happy until Labour becomes 'unelectable'. It's the same with elements of the Democratic Party. I've no time for self-defeatism - never have, never will

As, to whether, I'd sympathise or support rebels against the government goes, however, that would depend on whether the government introduces legislation that is clearly 'unmanifestotutional'. And it was for this reason, I opposed top-up tuition fees

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