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I’ve already said, for whatever reason, health related or otherwise, I think she’s clinically stupid.
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Ricster
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Well you didn’t like the previous source so I gave you one you may prefer.
It shows why she may get special dispensation from the current labour leadership despite her obvious lacking.
And now shows why she has the position she does. As i said the other day after that video she is an embarrassment and with this coming out it'll be the final nail in Corbyn's coffin.
It was nice while it lasted but it's game over
The voice of reason IMO.Having seen that system in action in the states, it’d be a total disaster. It’s why I get pissed of with Corbyn and co. Not because I don’t agree with a lot of their sentiment, but because they should be 25 points in front of this shower and they’re behind. Sadly that means a Tory government until 2026 (most likely 2031) and it’s not a prospect that fills me with delight.
A couple of posters have tried to point out that Labour has to be electable and it is no good the 'harder' left getting all purist and ideological - the McDonnell/Corbyn ticket will not get elected - and therefore commit us to another 10 years of Tory government. Equally, the Yvette/Chukka brigade are vacuous light-weights - there has to be something in between.
Some of them are soooo blinkered. They have disowned the years when Labour were in power and the left of centre is tainted by them as being 'Tory-Lite' - all those that have a in-bred instinct to vote Labour, but cannot support McDonnell are' deselected' by these purists - as the purists spend a few years 'living the dream' - they will get rudely awakened.
Incredibly sad - and you can be sure the purists will be the first on their soapboxes apportioning blame - but never looking in the mirror.
A shockingly wasted opportunity for the centre-left.
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Neville Kneville
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The voice of reason IMO.
A couple of posters have tried to point out that the Labour has to be electable and it is no good the 'harder' left getting all purist and ideological - the McDonnell/Corbyn ticket will not get elected - and therefore commit us to another 10 years of Tory government. Equally, the Yvette/Chukka brigade are vacuous light-weights - there has to be something in between.
Some of them are soooo blinkered. They have disowned the years when Labour were in power and the left of centre is tainted by them as being 'Tory-Lite' - all those that have a in-bred instinct to vote Labour, but cannot support McDonnell are' deselected' by these purists - as the purists spend a few years 'living the dream' - they will get rudely awakened.
Incredibly sad - and you can be sure the purists will be the first on their soapboxes apportioning blame - but never looking in the mirror.
A shockingly wasted opportunity for the centre-left.
There is also the danger that if an unelectable twat like Corbyn actually does manage to get elected, due to the complete horribleness & incompetence of the usueless shower of utter shite currently running the show, there will be a future backlash when people actually realise what a bunch of twats Corbyn's mob are, & you end up with an even more horrible right wing govt in the not distant future.
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If the Lib Dems could get their shit together they'd actually have a chance of making some significant inroads when you look at the shower on both the left and the right. Sadly they look a million miles from being credible.
If the Lib Dems could get their shit together they'd actually have a chance of making some significant inroads when you look at the shower on both the left and the right. Sadly they look a million miles from being credible.
The Lib Dems have no chance because they are irrelevant. They are not a centre party anymore and they sit somewhat to the left and the left already have their poster boy.
Are they going to come out with an immigration policy or a policy to bring us out the EU, not a chance. Most of their policies involve the legalisation of drugs or basically agreeing with Corbyn so they are pretty pointless.
Magicpole
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Speaking of which:
Is she pissed or did she have a stroke mid broadcast?
At least the Tories have the moral fortitude and nous to actually fucking resign.
There they go with diverting again. Can’t help themselves. I wonder who they have adopted that strategy off?
It will come to me. :)
west didsblue
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Exactly.The Lib Dems have no chance because they are irrelevant. They are not a centre party anymore and they sit somewhat to the left and the left already have their poster boy.
Are they going to come out with an immigration policy or a policy to bring us out the EU, not a chance. Most of their policies involve the legalisation of drugs or basically agreeing with Corbyn so they are pretty pointless.
It's a shame that there are no credible choices in British politics.