And now the anti-Ed Miliband backlash has created a backlash of it's own - this article on the Financial Times website by Jim Pickard tells us "Labour has been convulsed with in-fighting..."
This perpetual oscillation of assertion and condemnation involving high-command honchos, hectoring hacks and diesen heil'gen has-beens can be very bewildering to ordinary members of the public. How much weight shall we give to Margaret Hodge; has Caroline Flint moved into her post-Blairite self-reinvention; what can we read into Tony Blair's refusal to comment? It's like the apocryphal story where two work colleagues leaving their company set up e-mail redirects that pinged off each other in a ceaseless interaction until eventually the server crashed.
http://blogs.ft.com/westminster/2013/09/lord-mandelson-comments-prompt-backlash-from-labour-figures/
This perpetual oscillation of assertion and condemnation involving high-command honchos, hectoring hacks and diesen heil'gen has-beens can be very bewildering to ordinary members of the public. How much weight shall we give to Margaret Hodge; has Caroline Flint moved into her post-Blairite self-reinvention; what can we read into Tony Blair's refusal to comment? It's like the apocryphal story where two work colleagues leaving their company set up e-mail redirects that pinged off each other in a ceaseless interaction until eventually the server crashed.
http://blogs.ft.com/westminster/2013/09/lord-mandelson-comments-prompt-backlash-from-labour-figures/
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