Jeremy Corbyn's Labour

[Uncle Leo]

Corbyn demands no grammar schools yet he was taught at a grammar school.
Corbyn's sidekick Diane Abbot also demands children should go to standard schools yet sent her son to private school.
Corbyn sitting on the floor in an empty train.

My take on those....

1) Disagreeing with the school system your parents sent you to when you're 11 is perfectly reasonable
2) She is an utter joke
3) There was a good point he was trying to make. But him and his people made a right old mess of it.

 

[mrsblue]

My take on those....

1) Disagreeing with the school system your parents sent you to when you're 11 is perfectly reasonable
2) She is an utter joke
3) There was a good point he was trying to make. But him and his people made a right old mess of it.

Corbyn's education worked out very nicely for him,never done a day's work in his life,yet still paid very well,not bad for an old socialist.

Agreed....Abbot is utterly ghastly.

The train scam was foolish because the idiots never thought of the carriage CCTV.

 

[Uncle Leo]

Corbyn's education worked out very nicely for him,never done a day's work in his life,yet still paid very well,not bad for an old socialist.

He's been a Member of Parliament for over 30 years. That is a job you know.

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

Having watched the comedy show titled "Corbyn v Smith",sinister going on's with Jezza's cronies as they have drawn up a list of MP's who have dissed him.

Scaryashell.

what are your thoughts on the policies that were discussed in the program?

 

[mrsblue]

what are your thoughts on the policies that were discussed in the program?

All I heard was bickering between the two,hostile audience toward Smith and Corbyn sniggering when Smith complained.

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

All I heard was bickering between the two,hostile audience toward Smith and Corbyn sniggering when Smith complained.

Yeah I figured that 'when I watched...' was code for 'I didn't actually watch'

 

[superblue24]

Question to ***, Barna and MK:

If there was a GE called next week, who would win between:

May and Smith
May and Corbyn

 

[mrsblue]

Question to ***, Barna and MK:

If there was a GE called next week, who would win between:

May and Smith
May and Corbyn

Waits patiently for their response.

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

Question to ***, Barna and MK:

If there was a GE called next week, who would win between:

May and Smith
May and Corbyn

next week - May

 

[Napster]

next week - May

what about next May? Week?

 

[MK Shrimper]

May will win. Does that mean we should give up our principles and vote for a Blair clone just to get into power and have more of the same unfair austerity on those who need help the most?

 

[Supernaut]

Question to ***, Barna and MK:

If there was a GE called next week, who would win between:

May and Smith
May and Corbyn

The battle for second place is far more interesting IMO.

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

The battle for second place is far more interesting IMO.

If it was next week you could guarantee 1st and 2nd

 

[Supernaut]

If it was next week you could guarantee 1st and 2nd

Oh I'm sure Labour will hang on whenever it is, but Tories winning is a forgone conclusion and who comes second will be a lot closer I expect.

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

Oh I'm sure Labour will hang on whenever it is, but Tories winning is a forgone conclusion and who comes second will be a lot closer I expect.

Who are you thinking - Labour and Lib Dems or UKIP?

 

[Supernaut]

Who are you thinking - Labour and Lib Dems or UKIP?

I think both will take seats from Labour and the race for second place will be the closest we've seen for several GEs.

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

I think both will take seats from Labour and the race for second place will be the closest we've seen for several GEs.

if Brexit seems to be going ahead I doubt UKIP will feature much at all - they have been doing badly on the whole in local elections in the last few months and the new leader isn't notorious like Farage. Lib Dems could take some middle ground votes but they are starting from a very low point - they have been doing well in local elections though so should do better at the next GE than the last. My guess is that the coalition was their high point in terms of vote and power and also their undoing.

 

[RHB]

Oh I'm sure Labour will hang on whenever it is, but Tories winning is a forgone conclusion and who comes second will be a lot closer I expect.

Once upon a time I thought it was a foregone conclusion that we would remain in Europe. No such thing as a certainty in politics however absurd it may sound.

 

[mrsblue]

Chukka just revealed that Jezza when he was a backbencher voted over 400 times against the Labour whip and voted over 200 times for Tory .


Jezza is a right card.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

Centipedes for Jezza! MLGA! No brakes on the Corduroy train (no seats either).