Reply to: Labour set to back confirmatory public vote on Brexit

[Whorty]

Show some respect to a man who served his country by cleaning cutting edge catering equipment.

Sorry, yeah, my bad ..... I just find his tea too weak and insipid for my liking.

[Old Greg]

I'd sooner have either than trust the security of our nation to plastic soldiers

Show some respect to a man who served his country by cleaning cutting edge catering equipment.

[Whorty]

Trust Korbyn to run the country?

I'd sooner trust Gary Glitter to babysit my kids!!

I'd sooner have either than trust the security of our nation to plastic soldiers

[Old Greg]

Hilarious. There goes another rib.

Do you take them to a different hospital every time so they don't spot the pattern of non accidental injuries?

[shaunbhoy]

Probably be an improvement on you looking after them.

Hilarious. There goes another rib.

[TestMangler]

Trust Korbyn to run the country?

I'd sooner trust Gary Glitter to babysit my kids!!

Probably be an improvement on you looking after them.

[shaunbhoy]

The only thing on this Planet Korbyn cares about is getting Korbyn into No. 10

Oh, and the plight of terrorists.

Trust Korbyn to run the country?

I'd sooner trust Gary Glitter to babysit my kids!!

[AtW]

The only thing on this Planet Korbyn cares about is getting Korbyn into No. 10

Erm, that's his job actually.

What's crazy is that somebody who's got No 10 would not be doing the job of trying to stay in there.

[DimPrawn]

The only thing on this Planet Korbyn cares about is getting Korbyn into No. 10

Oh, and the plight of terrorists.

[stonehenge]

This is voting for the deal, not against the deal.

Actually, I think the agreement would be that Labour would abstain in return for a people's vote. The end result would be the same, though, because the WA would pass.

[AtW]

It's voting for the Withdrawal Agreement, not Deal.

[Old Greg]

He is giving himself an excuse to vote against Mays deal without looking like he (Labour) is/are obstructing Brexit. He has previously said he would not vote for Mays deal unless it kept UK in the Customs Union.

This is voting for the deal, not against the deal.

[Yorkie62]

He is giving himself an excuse to vote against Mays deal without looking like he (Labour) is/are obstructing Brexit. He has previously said he would not vote for Mays deal unless it kept UK in the Customs Union.

[BlasterBates]

I think he's supporting it because he knows it won't get passed.

It's either May's deal or it goes into the long grass.

[meridian]

So, he doesn’t support May’s Deal, but he will support it if it’s then put to a referendum after Parliament have approved it?

And then what if the people reject it, after Parliament has approved it?

No wonder he’s still a distant third in the “who should be PM” polls.