AND ABOUT is down stairs reviving with pint. Canvassers are the response. There's a 50 per cent Labour vote among those so far contacted but will it be for Peter?
A small group are standing in the corner. They're pointed out as O'Grady supporters. At first they don't want to tell me why toty te very hostile to you will they vote O'Grady when he's no longer a member of the Labour Party? They don't know, saying that tradition Mellish'. They will support anyone who stands *the old Labour Party'. But why? No reason inat can be determined Simply they believe that the press campaign around Peter's private *has brought us all down hill' Peter downs his pint stoically. He thinks the morning's response has been good overall. He's especially encouraged that the response of older peopie nas been a good one Finally, the Labour Club closes, and everyone's off to the meeting upstairs to discuss the morning's results and to plan for the forthcoming weeks of the campaign.
Well if God doesn't the bureaucracy How else can we describe the decision to This action really handed O'Grady and the