PMQs

[Jog On]

Jezza does seem to need to grow some teeth IMO. I think going forward maybe just use 1 public question then use the rest of the time to pinning CMD down on evading questions, lies and contradictions etc.

At least the tories are using labour policies now which is some progress back to the centre...

[rl4engc]

Amanda Huggenkis is asking what's being done to help the 3 million lonely people.

[d000hg]

Jezza does seem to need to grow some teeth IMO. I think going forward maybe just use 1 public question then use the rest of the time to pinning CMD down on evading questions, lies and contradictions etc.

At least the tories are using labour policies now which is some progress back to the centre...

You're assuming that he shares the view that PMQs is about winning, rather than actually trying to get answers to questions. It might be he doesn't care about the game of it and is foolishly taking it seriously.

[minestrone]

Corbyn will quite soon look like someone who only reads out letters from the workshy, the ridicule will build over time.

It's going to be a tough 4 and a half years.

[minestrone]

How do we send questions in?

I think there should be come CUK PMQs tournament.

[Jog On]

How do we send questions in?

I think there should be come CUK PMQs tournament.

Join the labour party - or become a registered supporter

[NibblyPig]

I'd ask something along the lines of "How much wrong do you think a Prime Minister can do in the eyes of the public before he or she should reverse his or her policies?"

[d000hg]

Corbyn will quite soon look like someone who only reads out letters from the workshy, the ridicule will build over time.

All the people I recall him mentioning were employed. One worked 40.5 hours a week and asked about working tax credits, the other was on "significantly more than the median wage" and complained that they would never realistically be able to buy a house when £450k was considered "affordable" in London.

Neither of them sounds work-shy to me.

[minestrone]

All the people I recall him mentioning were employed. One worked 40.5 hours a week and asked about working tax credits, the other was on "significantly more than the median wage" and complained that they would never realistically be able to buy a house when £450k was considered "affordable" in London.

Neither of them sounds work-shy to me.

450k is above the average house price for London. The pretence being made by Corbyn that someone doing quite well is totally locked out of London's housing ladder is complete bollocks.

[MarillionFan]

Dick Hertz would like to ask a question about waiting queues at Accident & Emergency.