She has got you rattled, hasn't she. It's like the wingnuts in the States and Occasio-Cortez.
That's true as well.
But face it mate, your "leader" is toxic to most humans. That's Labour's biggest challenge.
I don’t like this rhetoric to be honest.
Craig Overton (born 10 April 1994) is an English cricketer who plays for Somerset County Cricket Club?I am not surprised he is viewed as toxic when you constantly hear Marxist this and Marxist that etc
What he has done has pulled the Overton windows leftwards which was needed.
I do :)
I abhor the Lib Dems, they are charlatans. They are not centrists and people need to know that. I don't care personally about their EU position because i have stated whilst not voting leave i am happy to leave.
Positioned in the centre ground of British politics, the Liberal Democrats ideologically draw upon both liberalism and social democracy. Different factions have dominated the party at different points in its history, each with its own ideological bent, some leaning towards the centre-left and others the centre-right.
I really don’t like Umunna and I think he’s embarrassing at times, Nick Boles is the perfect example of leaving your party with integrity.
I’ve been reading Umunna’s Independent article from last week. He states in it that he’s glad to be with the Liberal Democrats and their vision, okay that’s fine but then he goes onto say because he’s a Social Democrat. The LibDems have politicians and views that operate across the centre, mostly right of centre economically but I definitely wouldn’t describe them as Social Democrat. In fact, the party he’s left have a Social Democrat manifesto and he doesn’t like it.
He’s full of shit.
He is about as far from being a democrat as Lenin was.
He’s definitely centre right economically, liberal socially and the LibDems are his natural home.
He doesnt respect democratic votes so he is not a democrat.
I don’t agree, wanting another vote can never be undemocratic.
I don’t agree, wanting another vote can never be undemocratic.
Agree entirely, provided you have previously enacted the result of the original democratic vote. Still waiting
He doesnt want another vote though, thats the problem.
Neither does his boss.
A General Election is another vote and winning a majority is the biggest mandate in UK politics.
yeah.....he just voted against that as well.
see the issue with his type mate?
A GE is coming very soon.
Good, cant wait and hopefully this fucking turncoat is on the dole afterwards.
I don’t agree, wanting another vote can never be undemocratic.