Jeremy Corbyn's Labour

[mrsblue]

Angela Eagle must be the most deluded MP in history,her shock and horror when she learned Boris had the gig was priceless indeed,Mizz Eagle should remember her party is in complete meltdown and would struggle to run a paper round,deluded old banger.

 

[Shrimpers are Magic]

Indesd the Green's only MP,Caroline Lucas, has argued for a "rainbow coalition " on the left including Labour,the SNP,Lib/Dems and the Greens.

That makes sense to me.

Sounds like you're conceding that Corbyn can't win.

 

[Shrimpers are Magic]

For what it's worth, thought Corbyn had a good PMQ's yesterday - good-humoured and gracious.

 

[londonblue]

For what it's worth, thought Corbyn had a good PMQ's yesterday - good-humoured and gracious.

I was working from home yesterday to rest my leg, and had a break during PMQs. I think they were all on good form, particularly Camerscum. It was actually really enjoyable.

 

[Shrimpers are Magic]

I was working from home yesterday to rest my leg, and had a break during PMQs. I think they were all on good form, particularly Camerscum. It was actually really enjoyable.

Doesn't sound enjoyable at all TBH, hope it was your bad leg you broke otherwise you're left with two bad legs!

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Sounds like you're conceding that Corbyn can't win.

Not at all.Though I like to have all options coveredif possible.

For what it's worth, thought Corbyn had a good PMQ's yesterday - good-humoured and gracious.

Yes.But that's the sort of occasion the Commons excels at.

 

[Shrimpers are Magic]

Not at all.Though I like to have all options coveredif possible.



Yes.But that's the sort of occasion the Commons excels at.

So back every horse except the blue one?

As to your second point, it's a pity the dour Scots on the SNP benches didn't read the script. Looking more and more pathetic.

 

[Benfleet A1]

So back every horse except the blue one.

What he means is slag off the tories regardless, big up Labour regardless, lose a tenner during election (any election) time, be smug and ignore the blindingly obvious, repeat.

 

[rigsby]

For what it's worth, thought Corbyn had a good PMQ's yesterday - good-humoured and gracious.

Probably so that everyone will be the same when he stands up for his good by speech anytime soon.

 

[Swiss Tony]

Angela Eagle must be the most deluded MP in history,her shock and horror when she learned Boris had the gig was priceless indeed,Mizz Eagle should remember her party is in complete meltdown and would struggle to run a paper round,deluded old banger.

What a silly billy miss Eagle,that reaction was a complete joke considering the two and eight that mob is in,keep going Jeremy your doing just great.(what a tool):hilarious:

 

[RHB]

Angela Eagle must be the most deluded MP in history,her shock and horror when she learned Boris had the gig was priceless indeed,Mizz Eagle should remember her party is in complete meltdown and would struggle to run a paper round,deluded old banger.

What a silly billy miss Eagle,that reaction was a complete joke considering the two and eight that mob is in,keep going Jeremy your doing just great.(what a tool):hilarious:

Absolutely incisive pieces of analysis the pair of you. Comment always has so much more emphasis when the targets are name called.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

So back every horse except the blue one?

As to your second point, it's a pity the dour Scots on the SNP benches didn't read the script. Looking more and more pathetic.

As I've pointed out before, the SNP appear to be the most effective opposition to HMG, atm.

What he means is slag off the tories regardless, big up Labour regardless, lose a tenner during election (any election) time, be smug and ignore the blindingly obvious, repeat.

Actually, my last 3 bets on here (admittedly on the Euros) have netted SZ 30 quid.But you're right about the Tories.:winking:

 

[yogi bear up the cagire]

Well, Mr Cohen doesn't pull any punches!

https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...ell-for-labour

 

[Bielzibubz]

A very good piece too If I'm honest. It in some way reflects the thinking of a great number of the non paid up electorate that could see from day one that Corbyn could never in a month of Sunday's be true to his Socialist roots and his supporters and still retain any thought of ever stepping over the threshold of No 10.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

A very good piece too If I'm honest. It in some way reflects the thinking of a great number of the non paid up electorate that could see from day one that Corbyn could never in a month of Sunday's be true to his Socialist roots and his supporters and still retain any thought of ever stepping over the threshold of No 10.

http://www.theguardian.com/politics...s-for-single-labour-challenger-take-on-corbyn

Actually,JC is quite right to insist that people who have recently joined the Labour party are entitled to a voice in the leadership election.

Atm,it looks rather like an NEC stitch up.

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

Well, Mr Cohen doesn't pull any punches!

https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...ell-for-labour

I read Cohen's 'What's Left' years ago and identified with a lot of it but since then he has developed into the baby that throws it's toys out of the pram. I follow him on Twitter and he retweets anything that is anti-Corbyn no matter how relevant or how puerile. This article is so full of contradictions that I was going to note them down but it would end up as long as the article. He is just a miserable old man. He is Katie Hopkins with a thesaurus.

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

http://www.theguardian.com/politics...s-for-single-labour-challenger-take-on-corbyn

Actually,JC is quite right to insist that people who have recently joined the Labour party are entitled to a voice in the leadershoip election.

Atm,it looks rather like an NEC stitch up.

It is an attempt at a stich up and can't possibly be legal. Getting rid of Corbyn would be acceptible to me if they were offering a candidate with something better and could persuade the membership that was the way forward - but neither of those things are on the table.

The behaviour of the NEC disgusts me but I have still been out leafleting for our local council election as I'd take those charlatans over May, Davies and Johnson any day of the week.

 

[londonblue]

It is an attempt at a stich up and can't possibly be legal. Getting rid of Corbyn would be acceptible to me if they were offering a candidate with something better and could persuade the membership that was the way forward - but neither of those things are on the table.

The behaviour of the NEC disgusts me but I have still been out leafleting for our local council election as I'd take those charlatans over May, Davies and Johnson any day of the week.

I think I'm going to join the Labour Party for the first time ever so that I can vote anyone but Corduroy.

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

I think I'm going to join the Labour Party for the first time ever so that I can vote anyone but Corduroy.

The crazy thing is you aren't allowed. You can £25 to vote but that doesn't make you a member. No logic being applied.

 

[londonblue]

The crazy thing is you aren't allowed. You can £25 to vote but that doesn't make you a member. No logic being applied.

Worth every penny in my opinion, especially if Corduroy wins because I won't be a member of the party he's in charge of. Can't see any downside!