With Gordon Brown having gained 308 nominations from Labour MPs, it is now mathematically impossible for me to reach the nominations I require to stand. There will not now be an election.
Naturally I congratulate Gordon and wish him every success in Government, but it is a great shame that Labour Party members and affiliates will now not be allowed a vote on the leader of their party or the party's future direction.
I am disappointed for all those Labour Party members who worked so had for the party campaigning to get us elected that they have been denied an opportunity of participating in a democratic election for the leader of this party. I had hoped by standing I would have given them a voice in this crucial decision.
The demand from Labour Party members to debate the issues that confront our country will not go away and we will continue to campaign for a democratic say in that debate.
I want to say a massive thank you to the thousands of Party members, trade unionists and others who have supported this campaign, organised meetings, lobbied and mobilised - and made this a greatly enjoyable grassroots campaign. We have our heads held high, and will continue to fight on the issues. What's been so pleasing is the number of young people who have got involved and given this campaign such momentum. I am so proud to be associated with you all.
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John
I am proud to have distributed leaflets, to have argued the case with others, to have heard some inspirational speeches during your grassroots campaign.
Your support for our dispute within the PCS has been a beacon in otherwise difficult times.
I was one of the few new Labour (not New Labour!) Party councillors elected on May 3rd, when I look back I am proud the first thing I actively did with Cllr behind my name was sign up to the Guardian Letter.
John, thank you for your strong, passionate and principled attempt to force a debate on the issues within our party. It is extremely disappointing that Labour MP's have not allowed the final part of that debate to have taken place
Well done John, you've done a lot to raise the ideas of the left within the party and the public as a whole over the past months.
It is a shame the campaign could not go all the way to the ballot, but there are a lot of positives to be taken
Thank you John, you've made us all very proud to be Labour.
On the one hand I am heartbroken, on the other I think this campaign is only the beginning of an attempt to bring the party back to its roots and its senses.
John,
You did the left and, indeed, the entire Labour movement, a huge service in standing up for principled and democratic politics in the face of the Blair-Brown juggernaut. That there were not three dozen Labour MPs prepared to recognise the need of the wider Labour Party to have a say in deciding the future direction of our party is a stain on the Parliamentary Labour Party that will probably, I fear, cost us the next General Election.
The Labour movement still needs a powerful political voice, and the craven performance of the bulk of your colleagues cannot alter that. The unions will discover their political muscles, as they did a hundred or so years ago, and when that happens there may be more than a few MPs who wish that they'd nominated you this week. I look forward to that, and in the meantime, I look forward to working with you to secure genuine political representation for the labour movement.
Why don't you lot come down from cloud cuckoo land and try being honest for once. John was never even going to get the nominations required to stand against Brown never mind come within a million miles of beating him
Brown is a personality-disordered, control freak who has the Labour Party in a vice like grip, he will do incalculable damage over the course of the next 2 or 3 years and will then be soundly punished by the electorate in the general election.
The Labour Party will then spend at least 15 years in the wilderness, as it squabbles, licks it's wounds, and tries to recover from the damage caused by Bliar and Broon.
I could see the writing on the wall over 5 years ago which was why I resigned from the Party.
Glad to see the fascist failed to get enough nominations
John
I am deeply disappointed, though not entirely suprised at the outcome of the leadership contest.
Please do not be disheartened, and please continue your inspiring work into trying to revert the awful 'New Labour' into the true party of scruples that it once was.
Here's looking forward to seeing you in the limelight again in the not-too-distant future.
Thanks for trying John and to everyone who supported the campaign. It was worth the effort and has put new heart into a lot of us real Labour supporters!
Thsnk you John for giving us something to hope for. Now we have have to go through the pantomime of Gordon Brown's "election"
John
It's been a pleasure to support your campaign.
It's built new left networks and inspired new socialists.
That's quite a legacy.
The struggle continues.
I would've voted for you John! Just watched you on News24 - I feel quite sad.
Maybe next time.
Thank you for your valiant efforts to open up a genuine debate within the Labour party and the labour movement. Unfortunately, Gordon Brown and his supporters have quashed any internal debate, just as any internal criticism has been sidelined and censored by Blairites over the past decade. I was happy to remain in the party when there was an element of grassroots participation in the party. But if I am denied an opportunity to decide the leader of my party, then it is not worth remaining in the party. So, tomorrow, after 15 years Labour membership, I am ending my membership. If the election had taken place and Brown had won, I would still have remained a member because I would have felt my opinions got an airing and the democratic will of the party had decided to continue with the New Labour trajectory. As the democratic process has been subverted by the PLP and ordinary members have been sidelined, I don't want to be a part of the party any more. I am really angry at the way in which members are being crapped upon.
Thank you John.
As somebody who has spent years floating around between various left organisations, it was your campaign that convinced me that where was still some fight within the Labour Party.
You're certainly right these issues won't go away, and hopefully those that have been attracted to Labour, thanks to your campaign will start to put the pressure on. With people getting more disillusioned with politics, and as examples spread of people taking power into their own hands with positive results, like in Venezuela, the pressure is only going to increase.
It is clear your campaign had a tremendous effect and certainly re-energised many.
John, we all feel pretty damn upset at the moment so just to say the fight continues and, though I feel like tearing up my Party card, I won't.It was a tiny consolation to see Gordon Prentice on board ,He was the only MP who replied to my e-mails.Says it all , really.
John,
For a while you made a lot of Labour members feel enthusiastic about the future of our party.
It's a shame that Labour MPs don't value democracy or the rights of party members. I feel very despondent about the situation at the moment. The Tories are now a more democratic party than Labour...
Thank you for trying, and good luck in the future.
John you did one hell of a job. I joined the LP because of your campaign and I am not about to leave but feel even more of a reason to stay. You proved there is spirit and life left in the LP membership and that when it comes to members and trade unionists - the cornerstones of the LP - you proved that they are interested in these policies and issues and recognise that another world is indeed possible. You also proved that this is OUR party - not Gordon Brown's - however much they try to keep telling LP members and the country that we really DO like war and privatisation. This is just the beginning - not the end! Well done John! I am proud to have supported your campaign.
So what do we do about the deputy leadership?
I've started the debate on my blog if anyone is intersted.
Personally I think its a disgrace that Labour members like myself were not allowed a vote on this.
Its also a shame for John, who has put his heart and soul into stomping around the country giving speeches and inspiring activists.
He is a person who represents the best qualities that are associated with the Labour party.
Its a sad day for democracy.
At 17 I thought I would never join a big political party but John inspired me to join the Labour Party.
Thanks for giving me hope
Well done John. It was never going to be easy winning even an eighth of the PLP, such is its makeup - but that's not the full story, and we have to keep telling it like it is. Thanks for standing up.
You're a real hero. Good on you for standing up to New Labour. If it's any consolation, the Labour Party will exist long after New Labour is dead and buried.
You did as well as anyone could have done in these circumstances comrade. Our struggle continues, and is stronger for your having tried to offer the movement the choice it deserved and the remedy it needed.
Unlucky John. It's no indictment of your policies, rather, instead, of your colleagues in parliament, the majority of whom I'm afraid to say have shown a cowardly contempt for their own party's members.
But, as Miles says, it's been a useful campaign, energising new groups of democratic socialists. Keep up your excellent work with the various campaigns for civil liberties, social justice and the work you've down with my own union (NUJ).
Like Susan, I've considered tearing up my party card, but I won't. It's time to regroup, rethink and press on. The issues raised in this campaign won't go away, however much the bullies at the top want them to
We were just ahead of our time. The American democrats are fighting back over Iraq now so it's only a matter of time before the light is seen over here and things move our way (and the right way morally) once again. I just hope we don't have to lose an election first. I think we will start to gain momentum again as the Democrats (hopefully) are positioned to win the election in 2008 but if Brown calls an earlier election or anything happens before Blair actually goes things could move sooner perhaps but the eighteen months timetable till the next election and the US timetable are probably the best parameters to work with for the moment.
For anyone who hasn't seen it see Jackie Ashley's article in G2 section of The Guardian today " What would happen if John McDonnell did become leader?" it should bring a little smile to your face to comfort you in your guttedness to just imagine for amoment how it could be.
The left is still much stronger after this and at least some young people have not fallen for the Cameron or worse BNP con trick so all is not lost and it seems that the bloggers of this website at least realise that John does have the X factor or whatever you like to call it to be a great Labour Prime Minister and will never lose his integrity so the truth will surely out in the end.
I just know that John is the sort of MP that never turns anyone away and who always believes in people; not just those within his own clique and world view as Brownites do as I was overloaded with his casework for a year and a half when I volunteered as a teabag in his office! (Didn't mind except occasionally on a Friday night I could have done with getting away a bit earlier!!)Hillary Benn spoke tonight on the need to remove cynicism from our politics and if only we could do this now people would see Brown for what he is and eventually choose somebody truly inspirational once again like John I think but it is taking so long as there's a lot to be unspun.
I think Brown has made a mistake in not ensuring somehow that there was an election and will not have a clean slate mandate to govern as John has pointed out it will be tainty as Bush was with the dodgy election machines and it will doubtless come back to haunt him in the end. and I think shows weakness in his character; it looks like he is overcompensating by hogging so much support which he may have gained by fair means or foul - he certainly had unprecedented access to the airwaves I noticed; the minute Blair went his spin machine swung into action and the media bought it you can tell.
John is to be commended for putting such a brave face on things and we must not let him down by leaving the Labour party but stay in and fight as as you can read on this blog this is only the beginning.
John will be back to fight another day as he did when he won Hayes and Harlington by a massive personal landslide of 14,983 odd votes after losing it by 54 votes the first time; he never gives up so be warned Gordon!
I hope he is having a nice cup of tea right now (or a pint of Guiness!) and planning the next LPIS meeting right now where his friends will be waiting to see him no doubt.
But if you are reading this Gordon that is just a tiny fraction of the places where he has friends and political supporters which are course more important than spin in the end aren't they and you'll need yours once the public sectors strike summer begins methinks. You may have stifled democracy tonight but it won't be silenced for long!
It says in my life coaching book that persistence is one of the rarest forms of courage and I'm confident that John will be back as he has this in spades.
Can anyone tell me what the point is in flogging a dead Labour horse? There is no internal democracy, no accountability and no certainty this will ever change - unless Labour is kicked out of power and the party is reformed and rejuvenated in opposition. The Grassroots Coalition has achieved nothing, the SCP has achieved nothing, the LRC has achieved nothing. The PLP is where the power is and they will not allow ordinary members a say in their own party. Labour is taking bribes from billionaires in return for peerages, while its members are denied any chance to debate the leadership of their own party.
Labour is finished as a party - it is now a business franchise. There is no future in Labour. I would prefer it if John and all those who back him quit this cynical political enterprise and set up a new grassroots democratic socialist party. Twenty nine MPs would be a good starting point, becoming the fourth party and potentially becoming a power-broker in the event of a hung parliament. I'd join it.
From a soon to be ex-member.
Thank you John.
I had been without a home on the left for so long, and your campaign gave everyone the direction that we needed. I'm staying with Labour now; staying with this vibrant section of the party, and I say that we ought to keep campaigning as a group to make this part of the party stronger than ever. The MPs are not the future of this party - they are only representative of its present.
John, please use this site and campaign to create a new Labour movement for change, unconnected to any particular election, but ongoing. We have the activists and the will.
Would echo the above post, too. carry on blogging, John !!! We need a focus for the battles to come
you're our legitimate prime minister, john, we'll carry on fighting. we need a democratic and peaceful revolution!
This is a sad day for British politics as well as for ordinary Labour party members. I was realistic about your chances of becoming leader but I'm deeply saddened by the unfortunately successful attempt to stifle a much needed debate within the Labour party. I congratulate you for fighting an honorable and inspiring campaign and hope you continue to fight for those who reject the Blair/Brown betrayal of Labour values. I can't really add much more to what most of the other commenters have said but I want to wish you luck for the future and most of all to say Thank You for trying so hard.
this country is finished,
better your not running it when the public loses it's temper and wipes out the corrupt stalinist government and the machine behind it.
if the public or the people at yesterday's cbi meeting knew this, brown wouldnt even survive for a vote.
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2187rank.html
look at britain's *true* economic standing in the world!
one other thing,
the number of votes for brown is un-natural - someone either threatened or paid them for those votes.
one mp even said on radio that he "wanted to vote for a left candidate - but not at any price"
what is that suposed to mean?
what would the price have been for a leftist vote?
deselection?
an accident?
being "david kelly'd"?
I give up.
Thanks John for all you've done, I won't be tearing up my party card- the PLP is so remote from the party and unions, this needs to change if the left's going to make a challenge after 2009. I'm backing Cruddas but doubt he'll change much. Hope we can all work together over coming years to do what needs to be done.
It feels like this pressure has been building up over the government's blatant disregard for Conference decisions and now there's no safety valve for the forseeable future. If elected you promised to lead Cabinet by consensus. Brown will lead Cabinet by excluding even 'moderate' representatives of the movement's wishes. How will you and your colleagues react to this on the backbenchers?
Thanks John for speaking up for people inside and outside the party on the life and death issues.
I hope you'll continue to do so.
It's sad that Brown will campaign for six weeks as if there's an election on when he's ensured there won't be. It's a mistake, and it'll weaken his position and it'll mean he's lost an opportunity to engage more fully with the party and the country before the next election.
Some of his leaked policy suggestions sound hopeful but they're not policy commitments by a long way yet so we'll just have to hope he's not just spinning both ways to try to keep everyone on board without actually changing anything.
I'm hopeful he'll make serious changes from Blair's policies but that remains to be seen. If he doesnt he and the Labour party will lose the next election heavily and Cameron will be even worse than Blair was.
I am absolutely heartbroken that you have failed to get on the ballot paper, John. You did a great job getting support amongst the grass roots of the movement, and it is only down to the cowardice of the PLP and trade union bureaucrats that you failed to make the final contest.
We must now fight to sack the TU officials who didn't lift a finger to help a candidate who stood for the policies that they are supposed to believe in. We should also de-select and/or cut off union funding to every MP who failed to nominate John.
Remember the anger that you feel now the next time that you face these traitors!
Thanks John. It's been the most enjoyable 6 months or so of my party membership. And the most hopeful.
It'll all come round again, so let's keep fighting.
John, why would you wish every success to Gordon Brown in government. That contradicts the whole political content of your campaign. Surely our job is to mobillise the ranks of the unions against this bastard and his neo-liberal programme. 'Success' for him will be at the expense of the working class.
Thanks, John, for several months your inexhaustible enthusiasm held out some hope of a debate in the Party about its direction post-Blair.
Brown was worried to the last, sending out a mailshot earlier this week that mentioned a leadership election. If he ploughs on regardless of the membership, Cameron will win next time and Gordon will be out, I hope he enjoys his brief tenure.
Then we can have a proper contest for leader, but it's a shame we'll have to lose an election to do it.
I am sorry you did not get enough nominations. Your campaign motivated me to get re-activated and fight for what we all believe in.
Thank you, John. We all will keep up the fight!
This is only the beginning!
Pablo Roldan
It seems as if Turkeys do nominate for Christmas...
cnwp.org.uk I think this is more urgent than ever, come and join us over ere!
The 309 nominations for Brown are worrying: we have now reached a situation where nearly every Labour MP has nominated one candidate or the other. It is highly unusual in any election for the list of nominators to include the whole electorate, because there are usually plenty of people of people who will vote for a particular candidate as the best person for the job, even though that may not be their first choice.
I find it very hard to see how this could have happened unless pressure was applied to the many MPs who are ambivalent about Brown. I can only speculate whether any such pressure might have been applied directly or by by creating a climate in which MPs understood that failure to be nominate Brown would damage their careers ... but whatever has happened to cause 309 MPs to nominate Brown, I find it very hard to believe that that this was purely because all of them were enthusiastic for Brown. Who is going to try to dig out the real story here?
Thankyou John, for uniting us and providing some hope that the true labour party will emerge from the roots - for it is the roots that feed the body - if they dissipate so does the whole organism.
We have lost our democracy within the party as a result of someone already holding inordinate power wielding that to gain more power - this must be addressed at NEC and at the next conference.
In the words of Gibbon :-
The principles of a free constitution are irrecoverably lost, when the legislative power is nominated by the executive
The decline and fall of the Roman Empire (1776-88), ch.2
I have an answer to this coup against party democracy!
An agenda for internal democracy should be drawn up by Save the Labour Party or similar groups and Labour activists should only campaign for MPs who sign up to this agenda. This isn't about Blair, Brown or Old Labour, it is about activists having a say in policy and leadership. If MPs refuse activists a role in the party, then activists should refuse to support them. Let's see how they behave when they lose their seats. The CLPs should go to war with the PLP.
Thanks John for all your hard work.
I too was inspired to join the Labour Party because of your campaign and am very angry that I didn't get a chance to vote.
I will have to resign my membership now because I just do not believe in the goals of the current Labour Party (they often seem more right-wing than the Conservative Party!).
Although I will probably be attacked for saying this, I will be spending my energies from now on within the Green Party. I live in Brighton and they have a strong following here.
Best,
Ed
Dave Anderson MP
John Austin MP
Neil Gerrard MP
Ian Gibson MP
David Hamilton MP
Bob Marshall-Andrews MP
Austin Mitchell MP
Members of the campaign group who nominated Brown. If anyone can explain this please go right ahead! Do these men believe that Campaign Group ideals are better personified by Brown? It's not as though any of them will be in the running for a job under Brown either. Can personal animosity and bruised egos explain it all? It is surely time for a more focused left grouping in the PLP, and next time maybe a more transparent left 'primary'. Anyway thanks John for all your hard work. Hope I get to buy you a pint one day!
Sorry Ian Gibson nominated for John, my mistake!
Neil Gerrard also nominated John!
John,
It was a honour and a privilege to be associated with your campaign for the Leadership. I look forward to working together on a whole range of other campaigns to put socialism back on the agenda. You conducted the campaign with honesty and have done yourself proud. It is a shame that candidates for other positions have reduced themselves to grubbing about in the dirt for the scraps from Brown's table.
, its not always easy keeping the flag flying, you ran on an honest platform, the left may have lost this battle but the war will be ours. Thank you for standing up for the true values of the labour movment.
Than you John for standing up for socialism in the Labour Party; for giving the Left focus and direction; for running a grass-roots campaign which will carry on, not a Westminster-bubble flop. I am proud to be associated with you.
I urge everyone who has taken part in the campaign to stay and fight. Don't leave the Labour Party to Brown and the clique who have prevented John from standsing and would like us all just to go away. I for one am not going anywhere.
Michael Gallagher said...
Dave Anderson MP
John Austin MP
Neil Gerrard MP
Ian Gibson MP
David Hamilton MP
Bob Marshall-Andrews MP
Austin Mitchell MP
"Members of the campaign group who nominated Brown. If anyone can explain this please go right ahead!"
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It is a difficult time on the Left.
But it is good to see the Labour left still standing up for the values with which socialists all over Europe and the world can identify.
However, I have drawn different conclusions now. I often hear Tony Benn and other SCG regulars talking about the Labour Party as the only viable future of socialism.
Perhaps it is comforting for older left-wingers to talk like this. But it has become clear to me, a 17-year old, that real lefties can never find a longterm future in the Party. The Labour left will only last as long as the aging SCG MPs survive in parliament.
The Blairites won in 1994 and they have pursued neo-con foreign policy and Thatcherite economic rhetoric. No young person on the left could possibly identify with Labour ahead of the Greens, the SSP or Respect.
Surely these 29 signatories now have a reponsibility to build a home for their convictions - convictions whose future can only lie outside of the Labour. Surely it is time to leave.
I've just seen the video on this page, in which you talk about the 'coalition' of pensioners, students and public service workers who brought Labour to power.
The Labour leadership is complacent and therein it is weak. A left-labour approach would, you are right, bring back these voters. Prove it: stand on an Independant Labour ticket, win your constituencies and come back to parliament at the head of a new political movement.
As a conservative supporter and member I accept that we have a Labour Government until the people of Britain vote and possibly change their mind. I also accept that mid term leader’s change and as someone who believes in democracy I think it is a disgrace that the Labour MP's have not nominated John McDonnell in order that a public contest to decide the next British Prime Minister can take place.
A contest would have created some semblance of democracy and the British public would have had some sort of idea what the future would be with the debates that would have taken place. It is a sad day for democracy when one of the main parties in appoints rather than elects their leader.
Just as a side issue how much consultation has the 308 MP’s had with their constituency membership on who to nominate. When John Major was elected MP’s consulted their constituency party. The Tory MP’s have withdrew a real choice from the membership when they gave us a contest between Clarke and Duncan-Smith and look what happened to us – but it was at least our choice.
Good luck with democracy!
Its such a lost opportunity that I think now has assured us that the Tories have won the next election. I can see more disillusionment of the electorate and this is a climate that the tories thrive (and depend) on.
So to the PLP that voted for their careers first and the party second by backing Brown, shame on you! You will now pay the ultimate price by losing the power you so crave in two years time.
However I want to thank you John for having the courage and conviction to stand up and try to make a difference even though it was unsucessful.
I hope you will continue to blog and campaign for the values that are true to the Labour party. And when the Tories win the next election and most of the Blairites/Brownites lose their seats then perhaps there will be another opportunity for you to perhaps stand again?
I will continue to vote Labour despite this and I am still considering joining the party, to offer any help that might be needed to bring about a real change for the better.
Good luck John.
The conservatative poster has a very valid point, why didn't M.p's consult before nominating on such a crucial issue.
btwm, the blog reg is forcing me to put anon as it wont let me use the
'other' log in.
'Just as a side issue how much consultation has the 308 MP’s had with their constituency membership on who to nominate. When John Major was elected MP’s consulted their constituency party. The Tory MP’s have withdrew a real choice from the membership when they gave us a contest between Clarke and Duncan-Smith and look what happened to us – but it was at least our choice.
Good luck with democracy!
To the anonymous 17 year old who thinks it's a difficult time to be on the left.
Don't worry, like most 17 year old lefties you'll be voting Tory when you're 35 and have a car and some kids. (That's why I don't have a car.)
I was a Labour supporter when i was 17 (and right up until after 97). While i havent become more left wing since then i've realised that the Labour party's leaders have been very right wing on policy from Kinnock on (even though Kinnock's rhetoric sounded more left wing).
So young lefties dont always end up tories.
I cant honestly see the benefit to anyone except the very wealthy (and only the very selfish among them) of voting Tory - or of half of 'New Labour's' policies - e.g PFI = higher taxes for cut services.
Brown's already suffering for his determination not to allow a leadership election.
This will cost Labour votes at the next election which will be a real election with more than one candidate on the ballot papers.
I dont know if he realises how much of a joke most of his party and the country will find having an election with only one candidate - or his recycling of Blair's worn out 'listening' , 'debate; and 'conversation' baloney when he wont even listen to his own party or allow a real debate or leadership contest in it.
If i was still a party member my attitude would be to vote on the deputy leader but write in 'One candidate is not an election' on the leadership ballot section.
Saw Brown's speech and Q&A - he suggested John hadnt got on the ballot because people didnt want to 'give the hard left a platform'.
If he thinks its only the 'hard left' who are opposed to keeping British troops in Iraq and subsidising over-priced PFIs and private rail firms with public money he's in for a shock.
I'm glad he's backing electoral reform and transfer of the crown powers to parliament - if these dont get dropped after the next election the way Blair dropped them before.
What he said today though was dull, uninspiring and set my teeth on edge - very much like one of Blair's performances.
The PLP that voted for Brown have have scored a political own goal and handed the tories a propaganda club with which to hit Labour hard with for the period of time leading up to the next election (whenever that will be).
No doubt at every PMQs when Brown takes over, Cameroon will smugly stand up and claim that his party is more democratic than Labour and that the man he faces wasn't elected either by his own party or the country. Even though, lets not forget that the Media coined the phrase "vote Blair, get Brown" during the 05 election and therefore the public knew that Gordon was most likely going to be running the country at some point.
To be honest, I think there should be a general election because I think the Labour party will become even more hated than it allready is thanks to Blair and Brown if there isn't one.
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