Let's hope Miliband survives until the general elections as it will mean a certain defeat for Labour
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Indeed, the unions have done us all a favour voting for Weird Ed instead of his brother.Originally posted by Eirikur View PostLet's hope Miliband survives until the general elections as it will mean a certain defeat for LabourǝןqqıʍComment
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I really like Andy Burnham. He seems to lack the tw@t gene that is moreorless universally present in prominent MPs.Comment
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Milliband is a poor leader of his party.
His policies are not only union-driven, they are incoherent.
He does not acknowledge that his party mismanaged the economy, suggesting he'd do it again.
At best he is a mediocre performer in public.
The public rate him very lowly.
His shadow ministers are hardly plausible.
But the political landscape means that he could become our Prime Minister in May.Comment
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