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That is his dilemma. If he changes too much he betrays those who support him now. If he doesn't change enough, he won't be elected by the rest of the country.

I'm still trying to find out his views on inheritance tax, and whether the state will snatch anything we want to leave as a legacy to our children. If he's ultra left wing, he'll take the lot.

All these tales of hundreds of thousands flocking to join Labour's ranks, but is this balanced by a chunk of those who voted Labour last time and simply could not bring themselves to vote for Corbyn and his acolytes next time round ? ???

Genuinely don't know, but can we all kiss goodbye to leaving any legacies to our children under Corbyn ?

Aye, betting on Corbyn is a 'Money Tree' if you can be bothered.

Thanks for your advice on how I should live my life, oh wise preacher. You are, however right, that it is not specifically Corbyn I am scared of, just scared of his anti-NATO and defence views.

Very good to hear. Like you I think there is not the numbers of previous non-voters that will actually come out and vote for him, but my fear is that I am wrong about this... For me, if he were to become labour leader, a split in that party, and hence share of the vote, would be most welcome.

Nothing wrong with more people voting. That is not the emphasis of my post. My fear is that Corbyn will be elected and implement his dangerous anti-NATO and defence views.

I hope not, but all these predictions of non-voters coming out of woodwork to sweep him to power scare me.

I don't particularly care if he wins the labour leadership, but I dread him becoming PM with his anti-NATO and defence policy views.

That is truely sickening by this Seymour disgrace.

I find Corbyn's anti NATO, and defence policy truely frightening. So much so, that I'd be forced to vote for Boris - and I really dislike Boris :(

I think the only reason I'd ever vote for Boris is if Corbyn were to be labour leader :lolol:

Totally un-electable as PM, but if that's what labour and the vote-infiltrators want then fair enough.

Corbyn or Boris next election. What a terrible thought.