[Humour] People you'd rather see as leader of the Labour Party/HMG Official opposition

[Jackthelad]

Frank Field

 

[Sirnormangall]

Frank Field

A great MP - generally works for what’s best for the country rather than what’s best for his party.

 

[driller]

Abbot AND Jezza, power share, now there’s a twosome.......

Maybe a two some

But that would be a threesome from hell.

 

[Chicken Run]

Owen Smith

 

[Steve Foster]

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[DumLum]

Corbin with a better understanding of the nuclear deterrent.

 

[ken tiler]

I don’t want him replaced by anyone. He will either be defeated in the next election or he will win and thus be able to demonstrate how unpatriotic, economically illiterate and terrorist loving he really is. Either way, we won’t have to put up with him for long.

How about Yanis Veroufakis, then, a professor of economics and one of Corbyns advisors. a genius and one of the most literate and charismatic people one can imagine?

 

[lawros left foot]

Corbyn must really have the Tories running scared, so much bile, and vitriol aimed at him.
He must be doing a cracking job.

 

[Sirnormangall]

How about Yanis Veroufakis, then, a professor of economics and one of Corbyns advisors. a genius and one of the most literate and charismatic people one can imagine?

Well, he certainly seems to have lots of experience of working with people who like to spend beyond their means.

 

[Chicken Run]

Corbyn must really have the Tories running scared, so much bile, and vitriol aimed at him.
He must be doing a cracking job.

He’s not doing a “cracking job” though is he, he’s presiding over a party split into two, and to be perfectly frank that aside his party should be 10 points clear in the polls!

 

[Grombleton]

No-one, seeing as it seems to wind people up so much.

In it for the lolz.

 

[Rodney Thomas]

Well, he certainly seems to have lots of experience of working with people who like to spend beyond their means.

Has he?

 

[Thunder Bolt]

He’s not doing a “cracking job” though is he, he’s presiding over a party split into two, and to be perfectly frank that aside his party should be 10 points clear in the polls!

Lots of people on Twitter who were members of the Labour party, leaving, because of Corbyn's attitude to Brexit and the way Owen Smith has been treated.
It should be the easiest job in the world being the opposition leader, at the moment. The Tories are scoring so many home goals.

 

[Weststander]

Stalin, Corbyn or Mao. Difficult choice as they’ve so many similarities.

 

[lawros left foot]

Stalin, Corbyn or Mao. Difficult choice as they’ve so many similarities.

And those similarities are??

 

[Weststander]

And those similarities are??

Anti capitalist
Anti west
Selective humanitarianism, dependent on a narrow view of geopolitics
Support or turns a blind eye to some murderous regimes
Support to some terrorist groups, should they be anti certain nations / free world ideologies
Pro Russia/USSR, whether it has a murderous communist or facist regime, simply because they challenge the free world
Loathing of dissent within their party.

 

[Spicy]

I don’t want him replaced by anyone. He will either be defeated in the next election or he will win and thus be able to demonstrate how unpatriotic, economically illiterate and terrorist loving he really is. Either way, we won’t have to put up with him for long.

He is all of the things you describe but I find it a frightening prospect that he will win and serve a full term of office.

 

[Superphil]

Jeremy Corbyn

 

[Super Steve Earle]

Peppa Pig

 

[Live by the sea]

Almost anyone other than Corbyn. I think he is a nasty piece of work along with all those dumb momentum members . Extremists, hideous bunch