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Thankfully, he won't get elected.

Yes, I am aware of that, but it is certainly not a Tory rag, as Burstead claims.

The Independent a Tory rag??? Hardly; do some research.

I understand what you are saying, but it is just not that simple. The best way to get the country's finances in order is to create a strong economy and increase employment. Of course the poor and vulnerable must be protected, but just how far welfare should go with things like tax credits is...

No economist me, El Pres, but I understand there is a difference between the Q.E. that BoE set up and the kind of ' peoples QE' that Corbyn advocates.

Yes great, just print more dosh when we need it. Dish it out to all and sundry,what a spending frenzy, what a recipe for financial shambles.

Thank you, kind sir!

Not sure about your last para UUH; there are so few super rich individuals compared to the rest of the population that they can't win elections, but the people in the 'swinging middle' can. Anyway, no bad thing having a few super riches around the place, they generally spend a few bob, employ...

Tom, I am no weirdo, I can assure you. However, many fellow posters on this board, of a more left wing persuasion, do seem to think that Tory voters are 'a pretty horrible lot' , so forgive me my unintended intent. Some of the nicest people I know are lefties, but I must admit they tend not to...

Ah, not individuals then? Not even wicked greedy people, like me, who voted Tory?

Who do you consider to be 'the wealthy'? Do you really believe that the poor and vulnerable are paying 'all costs', as you put it?

Are you inferring that anybody who voted Tory is rich and greedy, or possibly not quite so hateful, being just rich or greedy? Just wondered.

You're a brave man, Herr Tubs!

Oh yeh, and you believe him !

Yes, tax people more on their 'hard-earned'; that would really encourage them to give more to charity and donations in general, wouldn't it!

Fair enough, that is your view. However, if you really, really believe that Corbyn and his politics are the answer for this country and that the British people will ever elect him as PM, then I am afraid that I would have to mention the ' D ' word.

No need for me to calm down, WC. I am perfectly relaxed here with some toast and a cup of .....................coffee! No slippers or cardi in sight. I do have a rather fetching pair of DVT stockings on though, having recently undergone back surgery. In fact, they rather resemble something...

He is probably incapable of lightening up. After all, he may be one of those humourless lefties who take themselves SO SERIOUSLY. At 67, I am even older than Jezza!

I'll be surprised if he will be able to take all the heat that will come his way. I must say, he really did look rattled when being questioned and the fun hasn't even started yet. Enjoy it whilst you can, Classwar Castello and all the other brothers!