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THE arrogance and intolerance of the Blairites is breathtaking.
Faced with the prospect of a runaway victory for Jeremy Corbyn, who has come from repudiated outsider to frontrunner in the Labour leadership race in scarcely more than a month, their sole response is to prepare a coup against him if he is elected leader under the section 47 procedure of the Labour Party rules.
It is hard to exaggerate the folly and selfish indulgence of such a move.
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