Sultana Corbyn party...
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briantrumpet
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No, really, don't laugh, it's not funny.
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briantrumpet
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"If my team don't win, there won't be any party", says the Messiah, JC.
Ian H
Shaman
I like Corbyn, but his forte was always as a backbench dissident.
secretsqirrel
Über Member
I have always thought this. He is a great parliamentarian, and sometime voice of conscience, but leader, no.
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briantrumpet
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Agreed (though I might withhold my 'like'): people asking awkward questions and refusing to be marshalled into line are important in debate and democracy, as long as they aren't peddling untruths under the cloak of debate or subverting the process itself.
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briantrumpet
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briantrumpet
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Going as well for Corbyn's Your Party as could be expected.
Beebo
Legendary Member
Also 47% for right of centre parties.
It’s amazing how people are prepared to change voting intentions so quickly. Everyone has such short memories and wants instant results.
What are the odds of a reform/tory coalition, which cocks everything up, and we are back with Labour in 10 years.
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briantrumpet
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Which is why it's been so nuts for Labour to be electioneering for the Reform vote from day one, rather than just fixing stuff and trying to 'change the narrative' on the EU and immigration, so that the economic benefits could have been felt by 2029.
midlandsgrimpeur
Prostrate Member
I am surprised it's that high 😉
BoldonLad
Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
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Only 3 SNP and 1 Plaid Cymru?, where did they select their sample from?
Beebo
Legendary Member
Who knows.
But it is Westminster not local elections.
And 80% of the voters can’t even vote SNP or Plaid. Likewise for NI parties.
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briantrumpet
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I'm assuming that's nationally, so obviously their %age will be low as a , but they'd still get seats under FPTP.
Rusty Nails
Country Member
No matter what they say or do about Brexit and immigration it will take a lot longer than 2029 to see any economic benefits. There are so many hurdles to debating and getting legislation on the books that even if they had started on day one 2029 would have been a challenge.
One government term is not enough and it is much easier to destroy rather than rebuild in a short time…as we will find out if Reform get into power in a coalition with the Tories.
