www.mediareform.org.uk/featured/stay-go-television-online-news-coverage-labour-party-crisis
There is an obvious bias in the media against him and within elements of the Labour Party who have been briefing against him before the failed coup. To acknowledge that and be angry about it isn't paranoia. How else are you supposed to feel when it seems like democracy is trying to be pulled out from under you?
For me I'm not particularly fussed about Corbyn as a leader, I didn't vote for him to be prime minister, I don't think Labour have a chance at power until they sort their house out and I believe he's the one to do it. When I voted for him last year I believed he would either split Labour or reform it, either one is necessary because Labour have become a block to real progressive politics in this country.
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