Who should be the next Labour leader?

[cojak]

Richard Burgon?

I said credible, I should have added competent.

[jamesbrown]

I said credible, I should have added competent.

Diane Abbott?

Anyway, the NEC will see all these entryists and set the cut-off date to, say, 12 December.

Thereby clearing the way for the Long-Bailey/Rayner dream team*.























*tulipshow

[cojak]

Diane Abbott?

Anyway, the NEC will see all these entryists and set the cut-off date to, say, 12 December.

Thereby clearing the way for the Long-Bailey/Rayner dream team*.

There’s an 8-week wait for voting rights.

I’m relying on Corbyn’s refusal to jump. I hope he staggers on to allow me to vote.

[scooterscot]

Brian Blessed gets me vote.

[BR14]

[NotAllThere]

I like the idea Cojak. Join the party to make sure they get someone worse and never get elected. I like the cut of your gib.

Entryist!

[BrilloPad]

Labour Join

That would be a good investment of £3 Shaunbhoy.

If only I had a tat shop. £3 would buy me a sledge to sell.

[jamesbrown]

There’s an 8-week wait for voting rights.

I’m relying on Corbyn’s refusal to jump. I hope he staggers on to allow me to vote.

They'll rig it somehow. That became the main objective in the last several years, taking over the party machinery.

Then the Tories will implement boundary changes.

Labour are out for the long-term now, I reckon. They'll probably need to cycle through at least one more leader after an extended period of navel-gazing.

[BrilloPad]

Then people need to join the Labour Party so that they can Get rid of Corbyn and change it to become a credible opposition.

That’s what I did today.

And for every person that does what you will do, 2 will join and vote for someone unelectable.

Mind you it was said that WTFH would never be elected mod and look what happened.

I just hope one day the public will realize you can vote for a party other than the big two.

[BrilloPad]

They'll rig it somehow. That became the main objective in the last several years, taking over the party machinery.

Then the Tories will implement boundary changes.

Labour are out for the long-term now, I reckon. They'll probably need to cycle through at least one more leader after an extended period of navel-gazing.

Or dump Scotland.