Teresa May

[DodgyAgent]

Theresa May emerges as Iron Lady 2.0 | Politics | RDM

Iron lady 2.0 she has just stuffed Corbyn

[SueEllen]

Oh dear - DA is in "love".

He's going to go on and on and on about her like Thatcher.

Please note DA she is NOT Thatcher she is May.

[DodgyAgent]

Oh dear - DA is in "love".

He's going to go on and on and on about her like Thatcher.

Please note DA she is NOT Thatcher she is May.

She is a long way off Thatcher (for now )

[AtW]

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Theresa May -

[centurian]

Even the left wing rags think she nailed Jeremy to the wall.

[SueEllen]

Even the left wing rags think she nailed Jeremy to the wall.

They don't like Komrade Korbyn.

They actually want a Labour government not a Labour party who can't organise a p*ss up in a brewery let alone be an decent opposition.

[d000hg]

May was quite good though a bit spiteful when she didn't need to be. Corbyn is definitely improving at PMQs (but then he was awful to start with) but you can tell he doesn't enjoy the game of it.

You can seemingly have a disorganised mess who lack any sort of ability to form a sensible Opposition, or a well organised PLP who are not backed by the people they claim to represent.

[SueEllen]

May was quite good though a bit spiteful when she didn't need to be. Corbyn is definitely improving at PMQs (but then he was awful to start with) but you can tell he doesn't enjoy the game of it.

May and Cameron have a right to be spiteful though. If you don't have an Opposition leader who can ask you difficult questions you can't look good to your own party when you win.

You can seemingly have a disorganised mess who lack any sort of ability to form a sensible Opposition, or a well organised PLP who are not backed by the people they claim to represent.

Labour never said they represented those from the SWP, Communists and Green party members.

[shaunbhoy]

a well organised PLP who are not backed by the people they claim to represent.

All of the PLP members were voted into office by Labour voters. Not all Labour voters are members of the Party, but that does not mean they are any less important to the Labour Party when it comes to them having a chance of forming a government. People are overplaying the value of the zealot vote.
Suggesting that the PLP members that oppose Corbyn are not backed by the people they represent is disingenuous to say the least.

[minestrone]

It's a big mistake to take the piss out of Corbyn to his face, he takes it personally and nearly quit a couple of weeks ago after PMQs, does anyone in the conservative party honestly want him to quit?