In the main, yes.
If still leader, he has a chance.

I think we'll have an election before the five years are up anyway.

Jumping in here....

But no, I don't like him, but I like a lot of what he is saying about social justice and inequality. I don't think you should like politicians.

No, I don't think he can deliver Labour an election - but that's besides the point, democracy isn't supposed to be about who can win, but about representation of the public.

Tony Blair delivered victories for Labour, and I didn't vote for New Labour, because I don't want to be represented by someone because they aren't someone else. I want to be represented by someone who reasonably represents my views.

Also, I vote for my local candidate MP, not for the party leader. And my local candidate for labour is a c**t, as is the conservative MP....

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Has Cameron ever directly answered a Corbyn question in Pmq's.

Have there not been u turns of late brought about by the opposition?

Is that why they've moved 1% ahead in polling?

There's four years till a GE. If a week is a long time in politics
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Is not answering questions in Pmq's your definition of smashing? Here's an instance where Cameron did not 'smash' Corbyn (of course I paraphrase here)

Corbyn 'you should abandon your academy plan's'
Cameron 'you know some Arabs what we think are dodgy'
Corbyn 'the academy plan is opposed by many people'
Cameron 'doesnt matter because you know some iffy darkies '
Corbyn. 'is the academy bill going to be in the Queens speech?'
Cameron. 'most definitely '

Fast forward 3 days and the academy plans are dropped.

Edited by nickgusset (10 May 2016 12.28pm)