Chi, to be honest, I’m stunned. I live in Northumberland, so you’re not my Mp, but, I first heard you speak at the Regional conference, then at other EU referendum meetings, and I was impressed by your integrity and vision. I heard you were in line for business Secretary and I was really happy that a local MP, loyal to the Democratically elected leader, was getting such an opportunity. I knew that my MP, Ian Lavery had voted for Jeremy Corbyn, and I assumed, because of how you were, particularly at the Regional Conference, that you would, too. Even though you acknowledge the appalling behaviour of the PLP: Even though, at a time when the Tories are imploding, uniting behind the leader would have given Labour the best chance ever of defeating the Tories: Even though the media blackout of Labour’s campaign is statistically proven, and the timing of this coup, two weeks before Chilcot, cannot be coincidence: and even though, in a leadership contest, the members will once again back the leader, especially after the treachery of the last few days, even after all of this, you decide to vote against him. I am beyond disappointed. Mps that I have admired for years, have put their own ambition before the wishes of the members, without whom…What will you all do when he is re-elected? Are you going to contrive another coup attempt? The myth of unelectability is manufactured by a right wing media, the Tory Party and right wing Labour MPs disappointed in their own ambitions. He won the leadership with a huge mandate. He won the by elections he was predicted to loses, and he run for mayoral contests. With the backing of the members, the unions and the PLP he’d have won the general election. You have a right to your opinion and your vote, and I have a right to tell you that I believe that you are misguided, mistaken and utterly wrong. I am deeply disillusioned and disappointed.