I know right?Could be worse, you could have Corbyn as your idol.
Come on, he's a devout Marxist ... they don't love the poor they just hate the rich. I can't get on board with that.I know right?
Imagine supporting someone who wanted to raise the minimum wage, build more council houses, renationalise key industries, freeze the pension age and tax the super rich? What an absolute bastard
Misquoting Jordan Peterson (he said 'socialists' not 'marxists') misquoting Orwell.
Are you rich?
Iāve never known anyone rattle people like Corbyn does. Heās not even relevant anymore and still people are obsessedI know right?
Imagine supporting someone who wanted to raise the minimum wage, build more council houses, renationalise key industries, freeze the pension age and tax the super rich? What an absolute bastard
He will be relevant if the rumours of him running for Mayor of London are true. At least to Londoners.Iāve never known anyone rattle people like Corbyn does. Heās not even relevant anymore and still people are obsessed
Seeing as 67% of London voted Labour when he ran for prime minister sounds like he'd be perfect!
Whether people like him or loathe him they have to admit the smear campaign against him was pretty unbelievable:Are you rich?
Iāve never known anyone rattle people like Corbyn does. Heās not even relevant anymore and still people are obsessed
It was systematic and dreadful. Apparently a book is coming out soon which will give more information on it all.Whether people like him or loathe him they have to admit the smear campaign against him was pretty unbelievable:
A tie is a mark of ambition. Jeremy Corbyn alarmed me by wearing one as it showed he craved power
It simply is not true to say, as many are claiming, that it would have been āunthinkableā for MPs not to wear ties in the chamber of the House of Commons until perky John Bercow gave them permission last week.www.telegraph.co.uk
Who did she interview?Anyone seen the Beth Rigby interview.
I cannot see this going on indefinitely
He'd likely split the Labour vote in London though due to his weak (non existent) stance on anti-semetism within the party when he was leader.
Oh I agree. I really liked him, probably the only politician Iāve ever really liked and this country (in my opinion) didnāt make the right decision. We will never elect someone like him, sadly. The best we can hope for is a much diluted version of right wing policies ala New Labour.Whether people like him or loathe him they have to admit the smear campaign against him was pretty unbelievable:
A tie is a mark of ambition. Jeremy Corbyn alarmed me by wearing one as it showed he craved power
It simply is not true to say, as many are claiming, that it would have been āunthinkableā for MPs not to wear ties in the chamber of the House of Commons until perky John Bercow gave them permission last week.
It's crazy isn't it. I understand that we have a representative democracy but these new policies are such a departure from what the last election was won on. Can we really say we live in a democracy if we have no say?
Does anyone know where I can watch this?Anyone seen the Beth Rigby interview.
I cannot see this going on indefinitely
This is my thinking. I think all political parties have their downfalls and issues so Iām by no means saying I think labour will do any better BUT I think the country isnāt strong and hasnāt been strong for a while under conservative leadership so why not switch it up and give another party the chance?
I agree. I'm not a diehard Labour supporter (although I have never voted Tory, I do mix it up) but watching the conferences I think Labour seem ready to govern. The Conservatives at this point can only trash their own record over the last 12 years.
I agree. I think my issue is that weāve had a Tory government for about 12 years and the country has got nothing but worse so whatās the harm in trying a new government? Surely it CANT get worse
