The Jeremy Corbyn thread

[Titanic]

People still take notice of polls?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sensible advice indeed. They consistently underestimate Tory support. Best ignored.

 

[Chicken Run]

So it appears that a meeting of the the PLP last night erupted it to "Brutal clashes" between MP's and Jeremy, with the few allies he has also being rounded in! Surely the Labour can unite and form some credible opposition to the administration or has it gone to far, has agent Corbyn succeeded his remit?

 

[beorhthelm]

Corbyn has to be the most incompetent leader in memory, just keeps fueling internal squabbles. i dont actually think he is leading anything, he's merely the figure head for McDonnell and the Momentum group, who are quite happy to fight over Labour rules instead of holding government to account.

 

[Ernest]

Corbyn has to be the most incompetent leader in memory, just keeps fueling internal squabbles. i dont actually think he is leading anything, he's merely the figure head for McDonnell and the Momentum group, who are quite happy to fight over Labour rules instead of holding government to account.

I think you'll find that honour BELONGS to Maggie May and god help the country once she has finished DESTROYING it

 

[Titanic]

Surely this is FAKE NEWS?

Voting intentions among 18-24 year-olds (ICM, 17-19 March):

CON: 41%
LAB: 29%
LDEM: 10%
UKIP: 7%

 

[Weststander]

If inept Corbyn went, the huge schism is the Labour Party would still be there. The moderates and pragmatic wing (desperate to be electable), versus the McDonnell/Abbott/Len McCluskey bitter left. IMO Corbyn isn't the cause of all this, the genie was let of the bottle when fringe left wing fringe characters and Momentum were given a foot in the door and now they are furtively taking over the Asylum.

Together with the SNP wiping out Labour, they are becoming a party doomed to opposition.

When Len McCluskey & his mates get control by squeezing out moderate MP's in constituency selection votes during 2019, the party will have a maximum 20% public backing, from the bitters, hateful and jealous in society.

This will benefit the LibDems and the 'charismatic' Tim Farron.

 

[The Birdman]

If sitting on a fence was a oylimpic sport the liberals would win loads of gold medals.

 

[Simster]

If sitting on a fence was a oylimpic sport the liberals would win loads of gold medals.

What you mean like having a pan-party policy on the EU, unlike the other two parties?

 

[Biscuit Barrel]

What you mean like having a pan-party policy on the EU, unlike the other two parties?

It is very easy to have a pan-party policy when you only have a handful of politicians.

 

[Simster]

It is very easy to have a pan-party policy when you only have a handful of politicians.

Well yes, but this is a policy they had in 2010 and before, when they had 50 or 60, so that point is totally irrelevant.

 

[Biscuit Barrel]

Well yes, but this is a policy they had in 2010 and before, when they had 50 or 60, so that point is totally irrelevant.

The policy proved so popular that they lost around 50 MP's and were pretty much wiped out as a political party. Nearly as popular as Mr Clegg's U-turn on tuition fees.

You could say that the party is now totally irrelevant.

 

[Simster]

The policy proved so popular that they lost around 50 MP's and were pretty much wiped out as a political party. Nearly as popular as Mr Clegg's U-turn on tuition fees.

You could say that the party is now totally irrelevant.

Absolute bollocks as you well know - 48% of the electorate want to stay in the EU. The LibDems were binned off because the electorate perceived them to be ignoring key manifesto pledges in exchange for a whiff of power. It was probably unfair that they took the brunt of all the failings of the coalition but them's the breaks as a minor partner in government. I bet they treble (at least) their number of seats at the next election.

 

[Biscuit Barrel]

Absolute bollocks as you well know - 48% of the electorate want to stay in the EU. The LibDems were binned off because the electorate perceived them to be ignoring key manifesto pledges in exchange for a whiff of power. It was probably unfair that they took the brunt of all the failings of the coalition but them's the breaks as a minor partner in government. I bet they treble (at least) their number of seats at the next election.

By the time of the next election the UK would have left the EU and all the nonsense about not leaving will be over. They will have to come up with other manifesto pledges by the time the next GE comes around.

Maybe they can be the opposite of UKIP. They could re-brand themselves as UKDOEP (UK Dependent On Europe Party).

 

[JC Footy Genius]

If sitting on a fence was a oylimpic sport the liberals would win loads of gold medals.

Not sure you can call ignoring the largest ever democratic UK vote and rampant Europhilia sitting on the fence.

 

[Titanic]

Apparently this is genuine:

[tweet]843947779957248000[/tweet]

 

[wellquickwoody]

Apparently this is genuine:

[tweet]843947779957248000[/tweet]

Think of the Party, first.

Sounds a lot like China to me?

 

[Chicken Run]

Apparently this is genuine:

[tweet]843947779957248000[/tweet]

I can only imagine the replays he got to that, not on Twater so if you could post a link that would be great!

 

[Ernest]

Yet again Comrade Corbyn SMASHES May at PMQ's, it really isn't fair anymore. No wonder the Tories are so far ahead in the opinion polls, people feel sorry for them as they are so USELESS and such LIARS , obviously come the election the TORIES will be WIPED out though

 

[spring hall convert]

Good session for Corbyn today.

Just the right time for Ken Livingstone to start banging on about Hitler again

 

[Hastings gull]

Yet again Comrade Corbyn SMASHES May at PMQ's, it really isn't fair anymore. No wonder the Tories are so far ahead in the opinion polls, people feel sorry for them as they are so USELESS and such LIARS , obviously come the election the TORIES will be WIPED out though

I wonder if anyone takes these sorts of posts from you seriously.