Yesterday, Rachel Reeves implied that 200,000 Labour Party members during Jeremy Corbyn's leadership were "antisemitic".
That's about 40%.
In reality, it was about 0.1%.
If that's not exaggerating the scale of antisemitism for political reasons, I don't know what is.
Jeremy Corbyn left Labour in great financial condition.
He built the largest, crony donor free party, Europe has ever seen.
93% of Labour finance under Jeremy was clean money from ordinary people.
No lies from today’s leadership can ever erase that.
Rachel Reeves, writing off the collapse in the Labour Party membership, as antisemites leaving the party, while in fact, under Starmer leadership, the party machine has expelled more Jewish members than any other time in its history.
Labour Party finances were in sparkling health under Jeremy Corbyn.
The current regime’s attempt to pin three rounds of Labour redundancies on him is not only without foundation it is morally despicable.
Rachel Reeves has claimed in the Financial Times that Labour's current financial problems were left over from the Corbyn era.
This is an outrageous lie.
Starmer & Evans inherited £13.5m in the kitty. They've blown it all in 2 years bringing the party to the verge of bankruptcy.
So let's get this straight.
Keir Starmer has just welcomed an anti-BLM, climate-change denying, pro-tax dodging Tory MP onto the Labour benches.
But he still refuses to return the whip to a former Labour leader with a history of fighting inequality and injustice.
An utter sham
"How did we get to a point where thousands of children are being taught to read in a way which has no basis in proper evidence?
Schools have had to buy sets of 'decodable' books."
Fear of Ofsted & Tory dictat drives book purchases, not quality of books.
https://t.co/XSDxqka5Dy
We currently have no Duke of Edinburgh, York or Sussex. I don’t want to alarm anyone but we are again exposed to Viking marauders on the Eastern flank. @donaeldunready
UK Labour asks staff to take pay cut amid cash crunch https://t.co/KcLymMiX1k
So much for being the party to represent workers' interests. I had heard that 150,000 had left, now there are claims of 200,000 and a loss of £8m in membership dues. 1/2