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Labour in meltdown
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostI thought he was OK, viewed from the outside, but mainly because he had some decent people around him. He is the opposite of a details person though (i.e. Hamface and May), and a details person is precisely what we need to negotiate our departure.
Then again he had Livingston who left Boris Bikes, the Olympics and a decent level of properties to be built when he left office as a comparator.
Boris's legacy is cycle lanes that cause problems for ambulances to get through traffic and em... I need to think about the rest.
Also Boris is too Marmite. The Tories apparently go for complete outsiders in situations like this which is why Major got in."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostNope he wasn't OK.
Then again he had Livingston who left Boris Bikes, the Olympics and a decent level of properties to be built when he left office as a comparator.
Boris's legacy is cycle lanes that cause problems for ambulances to get through traffic and em... I need to think about the rest.
Also Boris is too Marmite. The Tories apparently go for complete outsiders in situations like this which is why Major got in.Comment
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Poor Angela Eagle having a bubble on the radio...
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostAbsolutely. It's just wishful thinking from the Blairites. Next stage: an orchestrated deselection of the Blairite MPs by Momentum.
Even if he got on it, won by 90% and made McDonnell wet himself - he still has no authority in the party. How do you get the MPs to vote with you or speak at meetings when 85% of the MPs don't agree with you or respect you.
He's being a prat.Comment
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Originally posted by MarkT View PostNot so - legal advice was sought and the NEC got advice that he would need to get the nominations because of the precedent with Kinnock.
Even if he got on it, won by 90% and made McDonnell wet himself - he still has no authority in the party. How do you get the MPs to vote with you or speak at meetings when 85% of the MPs don't agree with you or respect you.
He's being a prat.
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostDavid Lammy is a full on cock socket.
He has called the referendum rule by the mob.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostOf course it will be fought over but it seems they have advice he doesn't...
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However if you don't have respect of the PLP, members AND trade union leaders you can not be leader of the Labour party.
Camoron just made a joke about the new member for Tooting being in the shadow cabinet by the end of the day."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by MarkT View PostNot so - legal advice was sought and the NEC got advice that he would need to get the nominations because of the precedent with Kinnock.
Even if he got on it, won by 90% and made McDonnell wet himself - he still has no authority in the party. How do you get the MPs to vote with you or speak at meetings when 85% of the MPs don't agree with you or respect you.
He's being a prat.Comment
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