And probably spend the next decade again fighting about what Brexit means and how they can get out of whatever May's cabinet negotiates. She has a horrible job uniting that party of hers, but good luck to her.
Labour / Tory Party meltdown Referendum fallout
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And probably spend the next decade again fighting about what Brexit means and how they can get out of whatever May's cabinet negotiates. She has a horrible job uniting that party of hers, but good luck to her.
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'Socialist party' taking advantage of market forces...
Chancy Termites
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Yes please - the Goldman Sachs JP Morgan Vested Interest Party, strapline "Lobbyists: don't worry about troublesome electorates; we only listen to you".
Then we can vote all the fuckers out in one obvious go.
Great for democracy but if he wins again the Labour party becomes even more irrelevant.
Ducado
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But a loss for the Labour party, Corbyn is unelectable I am sad to say, in order to win you have to appeal to the broad mass of people not just your supporters, I am quite gutted that it's going to take a drubbing at the polls for them to realize it, with a decent leader they would be shooting at an open goal
malg
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If he wins, we'll see what a General Election brings. All the stuff about him being unelectable is from polling organisations, and hey, they've never been wrong.......
Oh, and I'm not a Labour voter. I've decided to speak on behalf of Rascal in his absence.
Exactly as I see it. Then again the Labour party do have history when it comes to unelectable leaders....
You are probably right, but I don't see Eagle as being any more electable!
What a sorry state of affairs, we will probably have a Tory government now for the foreseeable future!
Eagle is a puppet to bring him down. In the unlikely event that she wins, I don't see her fronting the Labour party at election time.
gordondaviesmoustache
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The vote is the right outcome, legally and morally, but it's fucked the Labour party, although they were pretty fucked whatever the outcome imo.
Really hoping now for a split from the moderate wings of the two main parties to form some sort of central alliance.
Really hoping now for a split from the moderate wings of the two main parties to form some sort of central alliance.
Clevers
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They seem to prefer them.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Not sure about 'prefer', but they do seem to become inexplicably infatuated every 30 or so years.
Clevers
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Well they seem to end up hating the ones who get elected.
Ducado
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I honestly think that some members prefer being a protest movement rather than a party in power
gordondaviesmoustache
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I like you.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Not sure that's true of Wilson or Atlee.
JoeMercer'sWay
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this, would be beautiful.
Ducado
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It's good to be back
The perfect fumble
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LOL... Have you thought about using the expression "Corbynista"?
Or perhaps the phrase "left wing entyism"? Of course there's always the old standby" unelectable".
Or maybe, just maybe, you might stand back for a moment and see what's really happening.
Jezza!! Rapes nuns and eats babies.