Paul Nuttall please tell me you aren't...
Hmm, it will be very hard, they picked the wrong leader.......though we will see how he does tonight.
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Hmm, it will be very hard, they picked the wrong leader.......though we will see how he does tonight.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Paul Nuttall please tell me you aren't...
This version was more apt to Mr Nuttall's walking I feel:
So no real facts then. Fact is i turn up at the Amex but would not be much use on the pitch. So why would JC be best for the EU exit?
Ernest does not seem to know, i'm sure you do.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
The fact he'd perhaps go about them in a cordial, sensible, diplomatic manner and not threaten them just to appease Paul Dacre too.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Whilst May was indeed shambolic the other evening, I honestly felt Corbyn simply avoided the controversial questions regarding his past then fed the observers much 'feed the world' rhetoric and not once explained how the bill would be paid.
Corbyn therefore, in my mind, will be right to attend tonight to preach the contents of the Labour manifesto, much of which is contrary to his beliefs.
Do we vote for the personality or the party?
Corbyn therefore, in my mind, will be right to attend tonight to preach the contents of the Labour manifesto, much of which is contrary to his beliefs.
Do we vote for the personality or the party?
pb21
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- Apr 23, 2010
- 6,335
You'd be better on the pitch than outside talking to some stewards who are having a break.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
If he has a treadmill behind his podium he should be fine.
Made up your mind already eh. All eyes on the great JC then.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
1. He listens.
2. He talks. He enters into a dialogue.
3. He has demonstrated he is not easily offended.
4. He stands by his principles.
5. He will negotiate for a deal that works for everyone.
6. He won't resort to a trading of insults to get the job done.
7. He won't treat it as a boxing match which has a winner, he will seek to achieve a deal all parties are happy with (in essence what all deals should be*).
8. He won't be interested in his own pride or ego, he will try to achieve the best deal for the UK.
*It was actually Bernie Ecclestone who said that the best outcome of a deal negotiation is when no one leaves happy.
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
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We are all guessing rather than knowing for sure about this one. My view is JC has a decent track record as a negotiator and influencer.
The main reason I am confident he is best for Britain is that he is motivated by the interests of the many and not the few - it is surprisingly easy to grasp if you try.
What can I say. Those are not facts, an opinion I grant you. I had a tear in my eye, bring on JC.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
It doesn't matter how good JC will be as it will be Keir Starmer QC heading the team as Prime Ministers aren't part of the talks and I'd much prefer Keir than the Chuckle Bros Davis and Johnson to be doing the negotiating for my country
Why would we need to 'see how he does tonight'?
The man is a proven liar and fantasist.
seagulls4ever
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- Oct 2, 2003
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New poll:
CON: 43% (+1)
LAB: 33% (-1)
LDEM: 11% (+2)
UKIP: 4% (-)
GRN: 3% (-1)
(via @TNS_UK / 25 - 30 May)
CON: 43% (+1)
LAB: 33% (-1)
LDEM: 11% (+2)
UKIP: 4% (-)
GRN: 3% (-1)
(via @TNS_UK / 25 - 30 May)
Is he any worse than JC and McDonnell with their links to the IRA.....disgusting both of them.
studio150
Well-known member
Over the EU referendum Mrs May was very quiet, non existent. What makes you think she would/could be any good in exit talks, indeed why would she be better than Jeremy given you keep telling everyone he will be useless, but as usual back this up with nothing.
Whoislloydy
Well-known member
So today May has slated Corbyn for his constant TV appearances when asked why she was sending Rudd in her place on tonights debate.
She has said Corbyn should be focusing on coming up with a plan for Brexit. That's rich coming from the woman who called for this ****ing General Election.
She has said Corbyn should be focusing on coming up with a plan for Brexit. That's rich coming from the woman who called for this ****ing General Election.
pb21
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- Apr 23, 2010
- 6,335
How about the fact that Corbyn is generally sceptical of the EU (some say he wanted out?) and May was a fully committed remainer.
So you have someone who ideally wants to stay in the EU who avoids debating and someone sceptical who wants out of the EU and who is prepared to debate and show what they are about.
Yes. Obviously. He's an absolute farce of a man, that to be honest, only an absolute farce of a party could consider suitable to put up as their leader.
Come on, bit strong, much as I am not a fan of JC he does have some good points