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5 days ago · Labour councillor Phil Graham said the fact that the shortlist only featured two names was “just another example of democracy being kicked down the street by Labour and the NEC”. He said: “The party has behaved disgracefully towards Islington”, adding that he felt that both Mr Nargund and Ms Moema would be “committing political suicide” by running against Mr Corbyn.
Jun 13, 2024 · By Phil Gramm and Amity ShlaesMay 7, 2023 4:29 pm ETEverything old is new again, and blaming the rich for America’s woes is no exception. The rise of progressivism before the turn of the 20th century was fueled by the perception that “robber barons” of industry and finance had earned their fortunes from their monopoly power that allowed them to exploit the poor and middle class.
Jun 5, 2024 · A former Reform UK candidate has revealed the reason behind the party's decision to replace him. Richard Lines, who was the prospective parliamentary candidate in South Norfolk, quietly stepped ...
6 days ago · Friday, 31st May — By Isabel Loubser. Councillor Phil Graham has been suspended for supporting Jeremy Corbyn. LABOUR members who have campaigned and canvassed for the party in Islington for decades are fragmented over the decision to impose a new candidate in Islington North. Some who spoke to the Tribune this week – often under condition ...
5 days ago · A LABOUR councillor has said any of his Town Hall colleagues would be “scabs” if they try to stand in Islington North against Jeremy Corbyn. Phil Graham, who represents Bunhill ward, said Labour councillors should not even be considering it. “It’s an absolute disgrace. They should all be standing behind their MP and fighting for him ...
4 days ago · Gram Slattery. Thomson Reuters. Washington-based correspondent covering campaigns and Congress. Previously posted in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Santiago, Chile, and has reported extensively ...
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6 days ago · Phil Gramm was a Republican senator from Texas from 1985 to 2002. He sponsored bills on economics, government, trade, and other issues, and missed 4.7% of roll call votes.
