The continuing mistimings of Labours PLP

[urban genie]

• The labour MP who resigned from a non existant shadow cabinet the day corbyn was first elected- cannot even remember his name.
• Senior members of labours 2015 election shadow cabinet opt to be back benchers - no effect positions were filled.
• The chicken coup after the referendom - failed
• Tristam hunt steps down - nobody cared
• Owen smith leadeship challenge - failed miserably.
• There are other instances but they are so banal I cannot rightly remember them fully.

And today Chukas "pack of dogs" comments have backfired and made him even less liked than before and after his comments on Boris and May should just follow field and fuck off.


Will this section of the PLP ever learn or at least get their timings right, useless load of twats and people really want them back running the party.

*as a note I left the AS row off as that was not part of this PLP bollocks but a seperate serious issue.

 

[bluethrunthru]

You forgot the recent resignation of the whip by Frank Field who now faces expulsion from the party because his mistake was he assumed that the rules that apply to Labour (unelected ) peers apply to Labour ( elected ) MP's. They are too busy grandstanding and over estimating their impact and support to even grasp what they are doing to themselves.

 

[Damocles]

Corbynistas:

Corbyn has been betrayed by the PLP! He'd be Prime Minister without them holding him back!

Also Corbynistas:

Hahaha look how little impact the PLP resignations had!

Got to pick a side on that one lads

 

[urban genie]

Corbynistas:

Corbyn has been betrayed by the PLP! He'd be Prime Minister without them holding him back!

Also Corbynistas:

Hahaha look how little impact the PLP resignations had!

Got to pick a side on that one lads

Maybe you should find a corbynista to ask,

 

[The perfect fumble]

Don't forget Shadwell...

And the thousands that thronged to his rallies...

 

[aguero93:20]

Corbynistas:

Corbyn has been betrayed by the PLP! He'd be Prime Minister without them holding him back!

Also Corbynistas:

Hahaha look how little impact the PLP resignations had!

Got to pick a side on that one lads

The way it is Damo, the left wingers have the party so the centrists need to either put up or fuck off and put their own ideals to the electorate.
There's fuck all point to sabotage and handing power to the Tories.

 

[Ban-jani]

The pack of dogs comment I thought was very apt.

 

[aguero93:20]

The pack of dogs comment I thought was very apt.

In what way? Tbf if they don't agree with the way their party is heading they should leave, rather than hiding behind the party name and badmouthing it.

 

[Ban-jani]

The way it is Damo, the left wingers have the party so the centrists need to either put up or fuck off and put their own ideals to the electorate.
There's fuck all point to sabotage and handing power to the Tories.

On the flip side have you considered that Centrists think that with someone like Corbyn, on the hard-left of modern British politics, in charge of the opposition, is what is actually handing power to the Tories?

What did the left do during Blair’s years? Did they ‘put up’ or ‘fuck off’?

They had to put up to some extent because of the overwhelming success of his policies on the state of the country but they didn’t fuck off.

 

[aguero93:20]

On the flip side have you considered that Centrists think that with someone like Corbyn, on the hard-left of modern British politics, in charge of the opposition, is what is actually handing power to the Tories?

What did the left do during Blair’s years? Did they ‘put up’ or ‘fuck off’?

They had to put up to some extent because of the overwhelming success of his policies on the state of the country but they didn’t fuck off.

Yes, they put up. They didn't snipe and sabotage their own party. If they've got that much of a problem with the party they should fuck off and start their own, since they're so convinced Momentum are in the wrong and their views are the electable ones.