PM for fullyautomatix - Looks Like Corbyn is in Trouble Comrade

[MrMarkyMark]

FTFY

He'll just buy the name and you won't realise that it's actually the Socialist Worker website with Bliars hair dye applied.

[fullyautomatix]

Thanks for the 'PM' Mr Mark. 2000 signatures of alleged grassroots members is not really something to be taken seriously, is it? The referendum was lost, so Brexit has to be applied. What can Corbyn do as opposition leader?

This thread is as pointless as your existence on these forums. Do us a favour and feck off.

[MrMarkyMark]

Thanks for the 'PM' Mr Mark. 2000 signatures of alleged grassroots members is not really something to be taken seriously, is it? The referendum was lost, so Brexit has to be applied. What can Corbyn do as opposition leader?

This thread is as pointless as your existence on these forums. Do us a favour and feck off.

Probably the same muppets that put him there in the first place, no?

Corbyns finished, he has about as much relevance as you do on these forums.

So, do us all a favour and feck off yourself

[d000hg]

I think Mr Corbyn got considerably more than 2000 votes to get into power and then to retain it. The Labour party leadership is based on actual democracy which clearly upsets many Labour MPs, and makes other parties uneasy that they might be pressured to do the same

Instructing the party to back Brexit is the honourable thing to do.

[LondonManc]

Corbyn appears, on the whole, to be a well-intentioned politician (not seen one for a while, so cannot be certain what they look like). His fundamental flaw is that he hasn't a clue how he intends to pay for it all.

[SueEllen]

I think Mr Corbyn got considerably more than 2000 votes to get into power and then to retain it. The Labour party leadership is based on actual democracy which clearly upsets many Labour MPs, and makes other parties uneasy that they might be pressured to do the same

Instructing the party to back Brexit is the honourable thing to do.

What the Tories have learnt, but Labour under Komrade Korbyn hasn't yet, is that the part grass roots have always more extreme political views than the parliamentary party. In the case of Labour this is left leaning and in the case of Tories more right leaning. Being extremely left of centre or extremely right of centre stops you wining elections.

[LondonManc]

What the Tories have learnt, but Labour under Komrade Korbyn hasn't yet, is that the part grass roots have always more extreme political views than the parliamentary party. In the case of Labour this is left leaning and in the case of Tories more right leaning. Being extremely left of centre or extremely right of centre stops you wining elections.

UKIP will make roads into both parties - the Tories go too centrist and the 'kippers will get the causal racist/patriotic voters while Labour seem to have no overall sense of identity at the moment so need to be careful. If there's an attractive alternative for Labour voters that isn't the Tories, they'll go for it.

As such, I'm not sure we're dealing in straightforward left-right politics any more.

[d000hg]

One A50 goes through and negotiations are under way, will UKIP really have much draw any more?

[SueEllen]

UKIP will make roads into both parties - the Tories go too centrist and the 'kippers will get the causal racist/patriotic voters while Labour seem to have no overall sense of identity at the moment so need to be careful. If there's an attractive alternative for Labour voters that isn't the Tories, they'll go for it.

As such, I'm not sure we're dealing in straightforward left-right politics any more.

All politicians regardless of party risk this if they don't respect the wishes of their constituents on Article 50. One has already been kicked out by voters.

[LondonManc]

All politicians regardless of party risk this if they don't respect the wishes of their constituents on Article 50. One has already been kicked out by voters.

I meant in general, even post A50