Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Great. He would get my vote, then
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That made me splutter with laughter
You are quite good at keeping in character for comedy value. But only quite good
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
me too
just trying to indicate that things sometimes are not exactly what they seem
c0lz
North East Stand.
At Least she did right by and for the party unlike Corbyn
Hampster Gull
New member
- Dec 22, 2010
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Ernest, do you really think Corbyn will be elected PM ? Perhaps to help those most in need (as their supporters see it) the labour party need to have an electable leader
Hampster Gull
New member
- Dec 22, 2010
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Are our wires crossed? I'm defending Blair's record
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
probably although they were the watered down version of the tories ..............they even fooled me for a while
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Its been a Labour seat for 80 years!
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
is Owen Smith going to step from the shadows
maybe he is the ONE
I don't know much about him?
but did hear him say that JC has laid the ground for him
BIG MAYBE
maybe he is the ONE
I don't know much about him?
but did hear him say that JC has laid the ground for him
BIG MAYBE
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
You could stick a chimpanzee with a labour rosette and it would get elected in that seat.
Yes. The people who say Corbyn is 'unelectable' are wrong. He was elected as Labour leader (by a massive majority) and the good people of Islington consistently elect him as their MP. Quite clearly he is electable. The question is: is Labour 'electable' with Corbyn as leader? I.e. can he win enough seats in places like Basildon to enable him to become PM?
Personally I think 'yes he could', given the right set of circumstances. But they would have to be REALLY right circumstances.
Hastings gull
Well-known member
- Nov 23, 2013
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Yes, you could look at it that way, and say he is elected and electable. But the massive majority to which you refer, is a massive majority only of party activists, many of whom joined late, whose views do not necessarily reflect those of labour voters throughout the country. And therein lies your problem, as it did all those year ago with militant tendency, whose members tried to get to top jobs within the Labour Party, and thus present their more extreme dogma as party policy. Also, isn't Islington that part of London where lots of trendy dinner party luvvies live, who would vote for dear old Jeremy.
Oh sadly I agree 100%. It seems to me that both sides are wrong: Corbyn IS electable, but he's only electable by minority of the electorate as a whole. I'm stuck in the middle as I'd love to see Corbyn as PM, but I think the Momentum activists are deluded. It's one thing swamping (and intimidating) a party to get your people and policies adopted, it's another thing to do it to a country.
Latest YouGov poll:
Westminster voting intention:
CON: 40% (+10)
LAB: 29% (-4)
UKIP: 12% (-8)
LDEM: 9% (+3)
GRN: 3% (-)
YouGov 17-18/07/16 changes from April
Westminster voting intention:
CON: 40% (+10)
LAB: 29% (-4)
UKIP: 12% (-8)
LDEM: 9% (+3)
GRN: 3% (-)
YouGov 17-18/07/16 changes from April
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
And how accurate were the polls at the last election you silly boy ?
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
Good to see the Libs making a bit of headway, perhaps they'll emerge as the creditable opposition.
You're right Ernest... Tory support was regularly underestimated... so it's probably more like 43-26%
