The Talking Clock: Female Labour MPs turn on Harperson

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Friday, 7 August 2009

Female Labour MPs turn on Harperson - report

According to The Sun, female Labour MPs have turned on Harriet Harperson and are uniting with male ministers to form a campaign to make sure Harperson is prevented from a bid for Labour leadership.

Holding the reins of power whilst Gormless is away with the fairies and talking to buttercups (or something), Harperson has recently gone on record with all sorts of very strange proclamations about the strengths of women compared to the weaknesses of men.

We would accuse her of being whatever the correlating equivalent of a misogynist is - if we knew the appropriate word. We don't. The best we could come up with was 'feminist'.

Yet - again according to The Sun's report - one 'senior figure' in the Labour Party has a word or two for Harriet 'The Hatter' Harperson.

Their source is quoted as saying: "If Harriet becomes leader it would be the end of the Labour Party. A number of us believe we have to take steps to stop it happening. Harriet is only concerned with number one. She is a fundamentalist, she's like the Taliban when it comes to driving through her own agenda".

Harperson being compared to the Taliban? By one of her own colleagues? Wow. We hope she's really offended. Maybe then she'll have an inkling how British people feel about being searched under 'terrorist' legislation for eating fish and chips, or for enquiring in stores about the price of gravy, and that seriously 'terrorist' activity of watching EastEnders.

Labour have this very strange habit of finding the worst thing possible in the world to accuse folk of and hope it sticks, huh? We - the public - are all terrorists and Harperson is a 'fundamentalist' like the 'Taliban'.

And the Labour Party are clearly all on another planet.

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- Diana, Princess of Wales, 1996

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Friday, 7 August 2009

Female Labour MPs turn on Harperson - report

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