Loads of callers on 5 live this morning talking about how he would represent 'the working class'.

I'm not sure I know exactly who 'the working class' are.

When the time comes, I want die just like my Dad - at peace and asleep.
Not screaming and terrified.
Like his passengers.

For me the working class are anyone who gets out of bed in the morning and holds down a regular job. That's me and probably most of the people who have commented on this thread, however, I sure as hell don't believe that Labour represent me. To me they're the party that presided over mass immigration and the party that deliberately abandoned our borders. I hope the most unelectable candidate wins the leadership race, like Miliband did. Then hopefully they'll be in opposition for a long time to come.

The labour party hasn't represented the working class since blair was elected leader, effectively narrowing the political spectrum by a complete lack of working class representation within british politics.

I was many years ago but left when I saw that the cranks were taking over.

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On what principles was the Labour party formed?
What are Corbyn's principles in essence?

Notice any similarities?

You bemoan Corbyn, then say that what they need is someone like him. Priceless.

Corbyn believes in higher Government spending, higher taxes, wants nuclear disarmament, more environment spending and sees no downside to mass immigration. He should be in the Green party, his ideas do not serve the ordinary working person.

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