When both front benches are in agreement, the working classes are losing out.

@Voices__Media Thank you for endlessly fighting for what's right Jeremy

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@Voices__Media You don't belong to or speak for the working class. They rejected you at two General Elections, you millionaire, middle class, privately-educated, grew up in a manor house, privileged old fraud.

@Voices__Media When are you going to start a new party? We need an alternative to these all Tory politicians.

@Voices__Media You lost the working-class vote, quite an achievement for a leader of the Labour Party!

@Voices__Media Couldn’t agree more. Labour under Starmer having sold out working class.

@Voices__Media Exactly. My reason for not voting Tory isn't that I don't like the colour blue, it's their policies, trustworthiness and character. I don't want or expect Labour to replicate it in every way. And yet that is what Keir Starmer is doing.

@Voices__Media “The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.” - George Orwell, Animal Farm

@Voices__Media You disagreed with the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997, introduced by the Major government and supported by Labour, that banned almost all handguns in the wake of the Dunblane massacre, then, did you? What about the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013?

You ignored what the people wanted You pledged to campaign for remain and then lied. Invoking Article 50 then forced a vote to sit on the fence instead of campaign for remain in a 2nd Referendum if Labour won the GE in 2019. You ignored @TheLabourParty_ Unions and over 16 million Remain voters Brexit march: Labour's most senior figures break with Jeremy Corbyn to declare it is now a Remain party Chants of ‘Where’s Jeremy Corbyn?’ as all of party’s senior figures applauded at Final Say rally – except its leader three most senior colleagues broke with their leader to declare Labour a Remain party – earning them cheers at the giant Westminster rally for a Final Say referendum on Brexit. John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, Diane Abbott, the shadow home secretary, and Emily Thornberry, the shadow foreign secretary, all made clear Labour’s determination to keep the UK in the European Union.