labourite , auch: laborite

And that is the difference between a Labourite and everyone else in this country.

"Progressive" is a funny word coming from a Labourite.

I can't fathom why any Labourite wouldn't be in favour.

I am a tribal Labourite, but I can see Cameron's point.

I'm no labourite, but I don't remember seeing this viewpoint being repeated so vocally, by so many people before.

As an Old Labourite, I always distrusted Abbott.

Barr later became a Labour Party member, recognised as a firmly old-school Labourite.

The Labourite wants to keep public spending up as long as economic recovery is uncertain-a classic Keynesian argument.

Though not returned as an Independent Labourite in the 1935 election, primarily because preferential voting had been abolished, Armstrong still got over 11,000 votes.

Mifsud Bonnici later claimed to be "a Nationalist by birth, but a Labourite through free choice and conviction".

Off to lunch now and of course, being a Tory, I am looking forward to a delightful repast of roasted Labourite a la Guardianista.

For what it's worth here's a perspective from a Labourite that grew up and voted in the UK but has now for many years lived and voted in Australia.

It brings to mind the old dictum that a Tory soliciting the vote of one prominent Labourite may be regarded as a misfortune, but to solicit the vote of two looks like carelessness.

Paulley, in turn, was depicted as representing an "old labourite" demographic, unable to reach out to a younger voters or communities which had not previously supported the CCF and NDP.

Masquerading as a working class Labourite, Alan interrupts their conversation about how to punish him for his TV gaffe to tell them how much he and all his friends like "that B'Stard bloke."

A Labour MP since 2005, when he and fellow Labourite Saddiq Khan were the first Muslim MPs ever elected to the British Parliament, Malik is an active participant in the British Muslim dialogue.

I don't think you are a tribal Labourite but a Tory in disguise who tries to make a negative point about Brown and Balls thinking that we will swallow the con and will believe it must be true if a tribal Labourite says so.