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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostNeither did I but I'm not a member of the Labour Party and believe that each party should sort themselves out and establish their leader, not to then have that decision reversed by the champagne socialists whose gravy train Mr Corbyn will no doubt derail should he be given the chance. I admire the bloke, albeit I don't necessarily agree with him on many things.
All of this would be fine if we were talking about UKIP, or the Greens, or anybody else on the sidelines but we need Labour to form a viable opposition and with Corbyn the signs are that the Tories will go unopposed for a decade. Which is probably why so many Tories were happy to join Labour and vote for him.
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Originally posted by VectraMan View PostWhich voters? I didn't get to vote on the leader of the opposition.
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostSo, 208 Labour MPs are of the mind that they can pick a more electable candidate than the one that the voters actually wanted? Certainly explains the way the country has gone over the last couple of decades.
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So, 208 Labour MPs are of the mind that they can pick a more electable candidate than the one that the voters actually wanted? Certainly explains the way the country has gone over the last couple of decades.
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Someone told him that a vacuum was forming at the top of the Labour Party. They neglected to tell him that this vacuum comprised the space between the ears of Corbyn, Eagle, and Smith.
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostSpot on. He's a hypocrite lefty. Corbyn is full blown but at least he believes what he says. Most of the lefties have millions stashed away and live in bloody big houses they inherited.
The reddest, reddest, red sun in our heart, Chairman Mao, and us together
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Originally posted by barrydidit View PostBecause I can't be arsed to research this chunt, can someone confirm my suspicion that he's running with the 'lefty looney who is not not quite as lefty looney as Corbyn' card?
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Because I can't be arsed to research this chunt, can someone confirm my suspicion that he's running with the 'lefty looney who is not not quite as lefty looney as Corbyn' card?
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Apparently Comrade Smith is to introduce an annual 10% levy on all BTL income.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostGlad to be of service but the squirrels stay well outside.
If they are a bit hungry they may be encouraged to eat Churchill and pals.
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