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Jeremy Corbyn's Labour

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Another Surrey Shrimper said:
For many years we have been told that politicians are disconnected from the public yet when someone engages with the public that is mocked.....

Whatever Corbyn's faults are he is engaging with hundreds of thousands of people through rallies, social media and party membership - many people have moaned for years about lack of political engagement and now someone is doing something about that some are still moaning.
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(Not quoting your whole post as it is quite long; please forgive what may appear to be selective quoting!)

I'm not mocking the rallies etc. It is good to engage people in politics. But I still don't think it will make sufficient difference in terms of him being able to win around 37% of the vote and, therefore, a majority in parliament.
 
Uncle Leo said:
(Not quoting your whole post as it is quite long; please forgive what may appear to be selective quoting!)

I'm not mocking the rallies etc. It is good to engage people in politics. But I still don't think it will make sufficient difference in terms of him being able to win around 37% of the vote and, therefore, a majority in parliament.
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Not knocking rallies - good - public engagement in politics has massive value IMO
 
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