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 dannyh  wherever I lay my hat....... 13 Aug 15 3.38pm |
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Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 1.43pm
Look, even Tony Blair has come out and pleaded with Labour voters not to vote in Corbyn. As I said vote him lefties, and you have single handedly given power to the Tories for the next......... however many years you keep him at the helm for. Delusional, socialist fantasist who would bring the country to its knee's from a position of steady recovery, within months of his term in office (God forbid). And if you thought the Tory’s handed Labour their collective arses to them in the last election, wait and see what happens if gets elected. Please god let him win.
Curiously, Blair has come out against the only major candidate who actually has stated that Blair should be held accountable over the 2003 Iraq war. Unsurprisingly, he's not a fan, and would prefer the election of someone who'd be largely indistinguishable from the corporate friendly Conservative party. The democracy of the swing constituencies devalues the idea of politics in the UK. Also, it shows the caliber of Blair, commenting on a leadership election. If anyone has destroyed what the Labor Party was, it was him and New Labor, a political party who's politics were based on winning election, not the representation of the labor party supporters. He's basically handed Corbyn a lot of votes. I suspect that Corbyn will actually turn out to be less left wing than the Liberal Democrats anyhow.
Except of course Diane Abbott, who will say and literally do anything to get her fat ugly mug in the tabloids. Vote for Corbyn, for a 12-15 year tory dominated period of government.
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 13 Aug 15 3.46pm |
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Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 3.38pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 13 Aug 2015 2.27pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 1.43pm
Look, even Tony Blair has come out and pleaded with Labour voters not to vote in Corbyn. As I said vote him lefties, and you have single handedly given power to the Tories for the next......... however many years you keep him at the helm for. Delusional, socialist fantasist who would bring the country to its knee's from a position of steady recovery, within months of his term in office (God forbid). And if you thought the Tory’s handed Labour their collective arses to them in the last election, wait and see what happens if gets elected. Please god let him win.
Curiously, Blair has come out against the only major candidate who actually has stated that Blair should be held accountable over the 2003 Iraq war. Unsurprisingly, he's not a fan, and would prefer the election of someone who'd be largely indistinguishable from the corporate friendly Conservative party. The democracy of the swing constituencies devalues the idea of politics in the UK. Also, it shows the caliber of Blair, commenting on a leadership election. If anyone has destroyed what the Labor Party was, it was him and New Labor, a political party who's politics were based on winning election, not the representation of the labor party supporters. He's basically handed Corbyn a lot of votes. I suspect that Corbyn will actually turn out to be less left wing than the Liberal Democrats anyhow.
Except of course Diane Abbott, who will say and literally do anything to get her fat ugly mug in the tabloids. Vote for Corbyn, for a 12-15 year tory dominated period of government.
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| Stirlingsays 13 Aug 15 3.47pm |
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Labour voting in Corbyn would be very interesting and at least truthful to their grass roots.....So actually I support that vote with no real animosity. It would leave the political scene open for a centralist party though......The Lib Dems had previously been the genuine left wing alternative.....Though I don't see them retaining many of their supporters once Corbyn comes on line. Maybe Ukip will attempt to take that centralist position. It's going to be open.
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| dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 13 Aug 15 3.48pm |
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Quote nickgusset at 13 Aug 2015 3.46pm
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 13 Aug 2015 2.27pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 1.43pm
Look, even Tony Blair has come out and pleaded with Labour voters not to vote in Corbyn. As I said vote him lefties, and you have single handedly given power to the Tories for the next......... however many years you keep him at the helm for. Delusional, socialist fantasist who would bring the country to its knee's from a position of steady recovery, within months of his term in office (God forbid). And if you thought the Tory’s handed Labour their collective arses to them in the last election, wait and see what happens if gets elected. Please god let him win.
Curiously, Blair has come out against the only major candidate who actually has stated that Blair should be held accountable over the 2003 Iraq war. Unsurprisingly, he's not a fan, and would prefer the election of someone who'd be largely indistinguishable from the corporate friendly Conservative party. The democracy of the swing constituencies devalues the idea of politics in the UK. Also, it shows the caliber of Blair, commenting on a leadership election. If anyone has destroyed what the Labor Party was, it was him and New Labor, a political party who's politics were based on winning election, not the representation of the labor party supporters. He's basically handed Corbyn a lot of votes. I suspect that Corbyn will actually turn out to be less left wing than the Liberal Democrats anyhow.
Except of course Diane Abbott, who will say and literally do anything to get her fat ugly mug in the tabloids. Vote for Corbyn, for a 12-15 year tory dominated period of government.
Not from within his own party thats for damn sure.
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| npn Crowborough 13 Aug 15 3.53pm |
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Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 3.48pm
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 13 Aug 2015 2.27pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 1.43pm
Look, even Tony Blair has come out and pleaded with Labour voters not to vote in Corbyn. As I said vote him lefties, and you have single handedly given power to the Tories for the next......... however many years you keep him at the helm for. Delusional, socialist fantasist who would bring the country to its knee's from a position of steady recovery, within months of his term in office (God forbid). And if you thought the Tory’s handed Labour their collective arses to them in the last election, wait and see what happens if gets elected. Please god let him win.
Curiously, Blair has come out against the only major candidate who actually has stated that Blair should be held accountable over the 2003 Iraq war. Unsurprisingly, he's not a fan, and would prefer the election of someone who'd be largely indistinguishable from the corporate friendly Conservative party. The democracy of the swing constituencies devalues the idea of politics in the UK. Also, it shows the caliber of Blair, commenting on a leadership election. If anyone has destroyed what the Labor Party was, it was him and New Labor, a political party who's politics were based on winning election, not the representation of the labor party supporters. He's basically handed Corbyn a lot of votes. I suspect that Corbyn will actually turn out to be less left wing than the Liberal Democrats anyhow.
Except of course Diane Abbott, who will say and literally do anything to get her fat ugly mug in the tabloids. Vote for Corbyn, for a 12-15 year tory dominated period of government.
Not from within his own party thats for damn sure.
If he wins, I give it 12 months until he's either been ousted, or there's a split in the party
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 13 Aug 15 3.55pm |
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Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 3.38pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 13 Aug 2015 2.27pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 1.43pm
Look, even Tony Blair has come out and pleaded with Labour voters not to vote in Corbyn. As I said vote him lefties, and you have single handedly given power to the Tories for the next......... however many years you keep him at the helm for. Delusional, socialist fantasist who would bring the country to its knee's from a position of steady recovery, within months of his term in office (God forbid). And if you thought the Tory’s handed Labour their collective arses to them in the last election, wait and see what happens if gets elected. Please god let him win.
Curiously, Blair has come out against the only major candidate who actually has stated that Blair should be held accountable over the 2003 Iraq war. Unsurprisingly, he's not a fan, and would prefer the election of someone who'd be largely indistinguishable from the corporate friendly Conservative party. The democracy of the swing constituencies devalues the idea of politics in the UK. Also, it shows the caliber of Blair, commenting on a leadership election. If anyone has destroyed what the Labor Party was, it was him and New Labor, a political party who's politics were based on winning election, not the representation of the labor party supporters. He's basically handed Corbyn a lot of votes. I suspect that Corbyn will actually turn out to be less left wing than the Liberal Democrats anyhow.
Except of course Diane Abbott, who will say and literally do anything to get her fat ugly mug in the tabloids. Vote for Corbyn, for a 12-15 year tory dominated period of government. Quite possibly, but he does seem to be wanted by the labour party membership. I'm not really too fussed, because I'd vote tory before I voted for Labor after Smith and Blair turned it into a Corporate Lite Conservative wannabe party. But it is odd that people seem to object to the idea of someone who is a bit left of centre, as leader of the Labour party.
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 13 Aug 15 3.55pm |
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Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 3.48pm
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Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 3.38pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 13 Aug 2015 2.27pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 1.43pm
Look, even Tony Blair has come out and pleaded with Labour voters not to vote in Corbyn. As I said vote him lefties, and you have single handedly given power to the Tories for the next......... however many years you keep him at the helm for. Delusional, socialist fantasist who would bring the country to its knee's from a position of steady recovery, within months of his term in office (God forbid). And if you thought the Tory’s handed Labour their collective arses to them in the last election, wait and see what happens if gets elected. Please god let him win.
Curiously, Blair has come out against the only major candidate who actually has stated that Blair should be held accountable over the 2003 Iraq war. Unsurprisingly, he's not a fan, and would prefer the election of someone who'd be largely indistinguishable from the corporate friendly Conservative party. The democracy of the swing constituencies devalues the idea of politics in the UK. Also, it shows the caliber of Blair, commenting on a leadership election. If anyone has destroyed what the Labor Party was, it was him and New Labor, a political party who's politics were based on winning election, not the representation of the labor party supporters. He's basically handed Corbyn a lot of votes. I suspect that Corbyn will actually turn out to be less left wing than the Liberal Democrats anyhow.
Except of course Diane Abbott, who will say and literally do anything to get her fat ugly mug in the tabloids. Vote for Corbyn, for a 12-15 year tory dominated period of government.
Not from within his own party thats for damn sure. Yes, according to others running for the Labour leadership, being popular and having thousands of people turn up to listen to you speak including people being turned away or waiting on the street to hear you speak doesn't actually mean you're popular and can win an election. The trick is to have policies that people have already rejected, are similar to what the opposition is saying and having meetings that no one turns up to.
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| Stuk Top half 13 Aug 15 4.05pm |
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Quote nickgusset at 13 Aug 2015 3.46pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 3.38pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 13 Aug 2015 2.27pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 1.43pm
Look, even Tony Blair has come out and pleaded with Labour voters not to vote in Corbyn. As I said vote him lefties, and you have single handedly given power to the Tories for the next......... however many years you keep him at the helm for. Delusional, socialist fantasist who would bring the country to its knee's from a position of steady recovery, within months of his term in office (God forbid). And if you thought the Tory’s handed Labour their collective arses to them in the last election, wait and see what happens if gets elected. Please god let him win.
Curiously, Blair has come out against the only major candidate who actually has stated that Blair should be held accountable over the 2003 Iraq war. Unsurprisingly, he's not a fan, and would prefer the election of someone who'd be largely indistinguishable from the corporate friendly Conservative party. The democracy of the swing constituencies devalues the idea of politics in the UK. Also, it shows the caliber of Blair, commenting on a leadership election. If anyone has destroyed what the Labor Party was, it was him and New Labor, a political party who's politics were based on winning election, not the representation of the labor party supporters. He's basically handed Corbyn a lot of votes. I suspect that Corbyn will actually turn out to be less left wing than the Liberal Democrats anyhow.
Except of course Diane Abbott, who will say and literally do anything to get her fat ugly mug in the tabloids. Vote for Corbyn, for a 12-15 year tory dominated period of government.
3 standard Labour v 1 left Labour. Do you not think that standard labour voters will be split, whilst the left/just joined to vote have an option of 1.
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| chris123 hove actually 13 Aug 15 4.06pm |
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Quote nickgusset at 13 Aug 2015 3.46pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 3.38pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 13 Aug 2015 2.27pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 1.43pm
Look, even Tony Blair has come out and pleaded with Labour voters not to vote in Corbyn. As I said vote him lefties, and you have single handedly given power to the Tories for the next......... however many years you keep him at the helm for. Delusional, socialist fantasist who would bring the country to its knee's from a position of steady recovery, within months of his term in office (God forbid). And if you thought the Tory’s handed Labour their collective arses to them in the last election, wait and see what happens if gets elected. Please god let him win.
Curiously, Blair has come out against the only major candidate who actually has stated that Blair should be held accountable over the 2003 Iraq war. Unsurprisingly, he's not a fan, and would prefer the election of someone who'd be largely indistinguishable from the corporate friendly Conservative party. The democracy of the swing constituencies devalues the idea of politics in the UK. Also, it shows the caliber of Blair, commenting on a leadership election. If anyone has destroyed what the Labor Party was, it was him and New Labor, a political party who's politics were based on winning election, not the representation of the labor party supporters. He's basically handed Corbyn a lot of votes. I suspect that Corbyn will actually turn out to be less left wing than the Liberal Democrats anyhow.
Except of course Diane Abbott, who will say and literally do anything to get her fat ugly mug in the tabloids. Vote for Corbyn, for a 12-15 year tory dominated period of government.
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| npn Crowborough 13 Aug 15 4.06pm |
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 13 Aug 2015 3.55pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 3.38pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 13 Aug 2015 2.27pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 1.43pm
Look, even Tony Blair has come out and pleaded with Labour voters not to vote in Corbyn. As I said vote him lefties, and you have single handedly given power to the Tories for the next......... however many years you keep him at the helm for. Delusional, socialist fantasist who would bring the country to its knee's from a position of steady recovery, within months of his term in office (God forbid). And if you thought the Tory’s handed Labour their collective arses to them in the last election, wait and see what happens if gets elected. Please god let him win.
Curiously, Blair has come out against the only major candidate who actually has stated that Blair should be held accountable over the 2003 Iraq war. Unsurprisingly, he's not a fan, and would prefer the election of someone who'd be largely indistinguishable from the corporate friendly Conservative party. The democracy of the swing constituencies devalues the idea of politics in the UK. Also, it shows the caliber of Blair, commenting on a leadership election. If anyone has destroyed what the Labor Party was, it was him and New Labor, a political party who's politics were based on winning election, not the representation of the labor party supporters. He's basically handed Corbyn a lot of votes. I suspect that Corbyn will actually turn out to be less left wing than the Liberal Democrats anyhow.
Except of course Diane Abbott, who will say and literally do anything to get her fat ugly mug in the tabloids. Vote for Corbyn, for a 12-15 year tory dominated period of government. Quite possibly, but he does seem to be wanted by the labour party membership. I'm not really too fussed, because I'd vote tory before I voted for Labor after Smith and Blair turned it into a Corporate Lite Conservative wannabe party. But it is odd that people seem to object to the idea of someone who is a bit left of centre, as leader of the Labour party.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 13 Aug 15 4.08pm |
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Quote nickgusset at 13 Aug 2015 3.55pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 3.48pm
Quote nickgusset at 13 Aug 2015 3.46pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 3.38pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 13 Aug 2015 2.27pm
Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 1.43pm
Look, even Tony Blair has come out and pleaded with Labour voters not to vote in Corbyn. As I said vote him lefties, and you have single handedly given power to the Tories for the next......... however many years you keep him at the helm for. Delusional, socialist fantasist who would bring the country to its knee's from a position of steady recovery, within months of his term in office (God forbid). And if you thought the Tory’s handed Labour their collective arses to them in the last election, wait and see what happens if gets elected. Please god let him win.
Curiously, Blair has come out against the only major candidate who actually has stated that Blair should be held accountable over the 2003 Iraq war. Unsurprisingly, he's not a fan, and would prefer the election of someone who'd be largely indistinguishable from the corporate friendly Conservative party. The democracy of the swing constituencies devalues the idea of politics in the UK. Also, it shows the caliber of Blair, commenting on a leadership election. If anyone has destroyed what the Labor Party was, it was him and New Labor, a political party who's politics were based on winning election, not the representation of the labor party supporters. He's basically handed Corbyn a lot of votes. I suspect that Corbyn will actually turn out to be less left wing than the Liberal Democrats anyhow.
Except of course Diane Abbott, who will say and literally do anything to get her fat ugly mug in the tabloids. Vote for Corbyn, for a 12-15 year tory dominated period of government.
Not from within his own party thats for damn sure. Yes, according to others running for the Labour leadership, being popular and having thousands of people turn up to listen to you speak including people being turned away or waiting on the street to hear you speak doesn't actually mean you're popular and can win an election. The trick is to have policies that people have already rejected, are similar to what the opposition is saying and having meetings that no one turns up to. Indeed At least 15% of the Parliamentary and European Party (ie the MPs elected for Labour) have to back you to get on the ballet, which means a minimum of 35 MPs. Bloke seems popular with a large and significant percentage of those capable of voting for a new Labor leader. He's not really all that Left Wing either, just to the left of John Smith and Tony Blair (ie not a center right New Labour Old Tory).
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| Hoof Hearted 13 Aug 15 4.15pm | |
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Quote nickgusset at 13 Aug 2015 3.46pm
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Quote dannyh at 13 Aug 2015 1.43pm
Look, even Tony Blair has come out and pleaded with Labour voters not to vote in Corbyn. As I said vote him lefties, and you have single handedly given power to the Tories for the next......... however many years you keep him at the helm for. Delusional, socialist fantasist who would bring the country to its knee's from a position of steady recovery, within months of his term in office (God forbid). And if you thought the Tory’s handed Labour their collective arses to them in the last election, wait and see what happens if gets elected. Please god let him win.
Curiously, Blair has come out against the only major candidate who actually has stated that Blair should be held accountable over the 2003 Iraq war. Unsurprisingly, he's not a fan, and would prefer the election of someone who'd be largely indistinguishable from the corporate friendly Conservative party. The democracy of the swing constituencies devalues the idea of politics in the UK. Also, it shows the caliber of Blair, commenting on a leadership election. If anyone has destroyed what the Labor Party was, it was him and New Labor, a political party who's politics were based on winning election, not the representation of the labor party supporters. He's basically handed Corbyn a lot of votes. I suspect that Corbyn will actually turn out to be less left wing than the Liberal Democrats anyhow.
Except of course Diane Abbott, who will say and literally do anything to get her fat ugly mug in the tabloids. Vote for Corbyn, for a 12-15 year tory dominated period of government.
R4 Today programme said 600,000 people in total were eligible to vote. Lets assume half of them vote for Corbyn... that is 300,000 people. He'll need a lot more than that in 5 years time. Edited by Hoof Hearted (14 Aug 2015 10.26am)
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