Friday sees this month's constituency Labour Party Meeting which as well as considering issue's (sic) around the forthcoming local elections, will no doubt feature some discussion on MP's expenses
Now whilst we do have our sources in the local Labour Party feeding us info, needless to say, we'd love to be a fly on the wall at this meeting.
What position the CLP take on Levitt's greed would seem to us to be crucial to their credibility in the area. The right thing to do is to do all that they can to disassociate themselves from Levitt and his actions, all the more so because his puny majority of 735 mean that the future didn't look good for any Labour candidate prior to the expenses scandal breaking.
That the local Labour Party contains people of integrity and values is a fact we will not contest. Although it has to be said that they have had enough reasons to be thoroughly disillusioned with their right-wing MP for the past 12 years, this expenses issue is surely the straw that will break the proverbial camel's back?
If the CLP have any backbone and honour, they will make their feelings known and do what they can to dump Levitt before he drags them down with him.
You talk of "Levitt's greed", and then later say "It's too early for us to comment without having read and digested the details". You're judging the man before reviewing the evidence. Not very smart.
ReplyDeleteYou might like to retract your comment given that 24 hours later I posted full details of his greedy claims. Why does a bald man claim buy a hairdrier?
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