Corbyn gets the press treatment again....or does he?

[Ban-jani]

Ha. Is that your idea democracy then ?

Yes.

Would you think the government disclosing everything they're doing at all times, even during crucial talks with other nations, a good idea?

Jesus Wept.

 

[Ban-jani]

so 52% of the country are Boris Johnson fans? Me thinks you conflate the referendum result with a poll on his popularity - Brexit voters I know almost as one are of the opinion that he only came out on that side for personal gain - enhance his career prospects - as a guy at work said

" I'm delighted. We voted out and that twat Johnson got fucked over too "

I'd guess the way things turned out most of the pro-Brexit voters on here are much happier May came out of it as PM and not Boris - nor that weasel Gove for that matter

When did I say they were Boris fans? I said 52% of people during the referendum wouldn't have thought he made a cunts move in backing leave. That wouldn't have made any sense.

One guy at work - brilliant. Compared to the thousands clapping when he spoke at leave rally's.

I am happy May came on top because she's far and away the best candidate to lead this country. Boris however is a brilliant politician and will also do a great job.

I hope you relieve some of your bitterness about losing, there's been an abundance of it since the referendum around the country by some of the 48%. Which is strange to me because like Corbyn thought for 40 years, the left have a far better chance of gaining socialism out of the EU.

 

[Helmet Cole]

Oh so its all the fault of the Labour opposition - the Tory Government didn't do any of that - silly me.

The problem is that this has become the recieved wisdom with us being led to believe that all parties have to be just left or right of center to be credible.
Surely if you have a very rw govt and a very lw opposition the lw opposition will hold them to account in the commons and force them to curb their worst excesses? If not then Joe public can kick them out at the next election. This of course can be turned around with a lw govt.
Much more preferable to the two shades of vanilla provided by the Tories and 'new' labour, where the electorate basically chose on the basis of which one Murdoch liked the best?

 

[blueparrot]

The problem is that this has become the recieved wisdom with us being led to believe that all parties have to be just left or right of center to be credible.
Surely if you have a very rw govt and a very lw opposition the lw opposition will hold them to account in the commons and force them to curb their worst excesses? If not then Joe public can kick them out at the next election. This of course can be turned around with a lw govt.
Much more preferable to the two shades of vanilla provided by the Tories and 'new' labour, where the electorate basically chose on the basis of which one Murdoch liked the best?

Elections arent decided by left and right. Very Left and right leaning voters will always vote the same. Or did until UKIP.
Elections are decided by floating voters that sometimes vote tory sometimes labour. Voters that take little interest in politics or membership of a party until election time.Thats why elections can only be won from the centre.

 

[Helmet Cole]

Elections arent decided by left and right. Very Left and right leaning voters will always vote the same. Or did until UKIP.
Elections are decided by floating voters that sometimes vote tory sometimes labour. Voters that take little interest in politics or membership of a party until election time.Thats why elections can only be won from the centre.

..... or by Murdoch! Remember 'it woz the sun wot won it'.

 

[Ancient Citizen]

Elections arent decided by left and right. Very Left and right leaning voters will always vote the same. Or did until UKIP.
Elections are decided by floating voters that sometimes vote tory sometimes labour. Voters that take little interest in politics or membership of a party until election time.Thats why elections can only be won from the centre.

This unassailable fact is constantly being denied by assuming the amount of Labour members will somehow increase seats in parliament.

Apparently, Corbyn has no intention of reducing immigration, he's just going to chuck money at 'Areas affected by it.'
So that's alright then, although if it's a welcome mat for the world, some serious money will need to be chucked.

Marxist IRA lover and lynching enthusiast McDonnell wants to borrow £500 billion to 'invest' in kick starting the economy, the economy that's currently
out performing most, if not all, in Europe. He's also interested in the idea of putting everyone in the country on a regular social security bung,
an idea described as 'Lunacy' by the institute of economic affairs. Indeed.
Every single poll, commentator and past experience indicates overwhelming support for an independent nuclear deterrent.
Corbyn wants to scrap it.
This hijacking by the left is sad news for what was a sound and viable political party.
When angst ridden Hector's and Hermione's decamp from their Islington safe spaces and start knocking on doors in an attempt to sell
Labour, against what will be a blizzard of propaganda by the Tories when an election looms, the tears will flow like rivers.

 

[kas_tippler]

I for one don't think Jeremy Corbyn is left wing enough!

 

[bluemoon32]

Sadly he's just tuned into yet another politician who refuses to answer the questions put to him and instead waffles on about something completely different.

 

[stonerblue]

Yes.

Would you think the government disclosing everything they're doing at all times, even during crucial talks with other nations, a good idea?

Jesus Wept.

An un-elected prime minister that nobody voted for having secret talks on the future of the country regarding brexit and not giving us any idea of the stance the government want to take? Yeah, proper democratic.

 

[mat]

I will give it 30 second s after Corbyns speech that Campbell will be on Sky News continuing the anti Corbyn Narrative.

Any RWNJ on here I ask you to listen to his speech today. He is not trying to impose his views on the Labour Party, rather have a grass roots Democratic Party steering the MP's into making populist policies for the betterment of all. Give me that over rich doners dictating party policies over complicate (paid off) MP's.