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Badger11 Beckenham 07 Jan 20 9.49am | |
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I see Rebecca Long Baily has taken onboard the results of the last GE, NOT. Ms Long-Bailey declares: "Our task is to build a winning vision of a socialist future, and this task has never been more urgent. "Many candidates in the leadership election say they will not return to the triangulation and Tory-lite policies that held our party back before Jeremy. But we need a leader that can be trusted with our socialist agenda. Wow so before Corbyn Labour was unelectable who'd have thought that and then Jeremy came along and put all to rights okay so he lost 2 elections but whose counting.
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Stirlingsays 07 Jan 20 9.58am | |
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I guess Long Bailey isn't very good at taking electoral hints. But the membership might just vote for it. Fun, fun, fun.
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 07 Jan 20 10.30am | |
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chris123 hove actually 07 Jan 20 10.46am | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
I guess Long Bailey isn't very good at taking electoral hints. But the membership might just vote for it. Fun, fun, fun. Got to be worth a pony then.
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Stirlingsays 07 Jan 20 11.15am | |
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Originally posted by chris123
Got to be worth a pony then. Always bet on the black guy.
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 07 Jan 20 11.26am | |
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Keir Starmer 5/6 I suppose they’re only going to hold and bring the different sections of the party back together again, but the 2 favourites? Really? KS might cause labour north to stay blue and RLB might keep people doubting their vision, or unplanned bundle of policies continually growing, aren’t possible. But she’s probably the better to achieve what they need to do, however, the odds are the market’s prediction on who’ll become leader so that tells us all we need to know. The better options if Lisa Nandy and Jess Philips aren’t in the running. I suppose the timeframe to bring the party together is 8-10 years anyway.
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Mapletree Croydon 07 Jan 20 12.33pm | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Keir Starmer 5/6 I suppose they’re only going to hold and bring the different sections of the party back together again, but the 2 favourites? Really? KS might cause labour north to stay blue and RLB might keep people doubting their vision, or unplanned bundle of policies continually growing, aren’t possible. But she’s probably the better to achieve what they need to do, however, the odds are the market’s prediction on who’ll become leader so that tells us all we need to know. The better options if Lisa Nandy and Jess Philips aren’t in the running. I suppose the timeframe to bring the party together is 8-10 years anyway.
I see the Tory Press is supporting Jess Philips to try to split the Starmer vote. He scares them. They want someone unelectable in like Long-Bailey.
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Stirlingsays 07 Jan 20 12.57pm | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Keir Starmer 5/6 I suppose they’re only going to hold and bring the different sections of the party back together again, but the 2 favourites? Really? KS might cause labour north to stay blue and RLB might keep people doubting their vision, or unplanned bundle of policies continually growing, aren’t possible. But she’s probably the better to achieve what they need to do, however, the odds are the market’s prediction on who’ll become leader so that tells us all we need to know. The better options if Lisa Nandy and Jess Philips aren’t in the running. I suppose the timeframe to bring the party together is 8-10 years anyway.
Being serious the two blokes are the only sensible options there. Starmer is a star mentally and by far the brightest among the contenders and Lewis has charisma. The female options are truly awful...though to be fair I don't know anything about Lisa Nandy....Still, the other options are hilarious....about electable as Kim Jong-un. Man hating Jess Phillips.....Yes please....Long John Bailey..'Socialism me hearties'..yummy yum.....'White van man' Thornberry.......recks of the Islington set and has as much in common with Labour's lost voters as she does with a salad option.
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 07 Jan 20 3.49pm | |
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Lost North labour voters will have to be frustrated and angry again to vote for a London elite leader again like everyone suggesting Starmer is saying they voted for Boris. Most I hear saying Starmer and it doesn’t have to be from pigeon racing country are usually from the Home Counties. I expect it’ll eventually be a case of wanting the Tories out rather than wanting a version of labour in so in 8-10 years time it’ll be if or when Boris loses his appeal or can’t keep satisfying the whole economic political spectrum.
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Badger11 Beckenham 07 Jan 20 4.39pm | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Lost North labour voters will have to be frustrated and angry again to vote for a London elite leader again like everyone suggesting Starmer is saying they voted for Boris. Most I hear saying Starmer and it doesn’t have to be from pigeon racing country are usually from the Home Counties. I expect it’ll eventually be a case of wanting the Tories out rather than wanting a version of labour in so in 8-10 years time it’ll be if or when Boris loses his appeal or can’t keep satisfying the whole economic political spectrum. --- Last time I looked Boris wasn't a woman nor did he have a flat cap and kept whippets yet somehow he managed to get them oop north to vote Tory. It's that kind of arrogance (northerners will only vote for northerners) that offends people. I suspect that most people including northerners would prefer a straight talking politician who can connect with the people and understands their real concerns. Northerners didn't vote for Corbyn because he was from Islington but because he's priorities seemed to be about stuff that ordinary folk didn't care about. They also know BS when they see it and know that any politician that says it's free means they have to pay for it eventually.
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jeeagles 07 Jan 20 7.01pm | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Lost North labour voters will have to be frustrated and angry again to vote for a London elite leader again like everyone suggesting Starmer is saying they voted for Boris. Most I hear saying Starmer and it doesn’t have to be from pigeon racing country are usually from the Home Counties. I expect it’ll eventually be a case of wanting the Tories out rather than wanting a version of labour in so in 8-10 years time it’ll be if or when Boris loses his appeal or can’t keep satisfying the whole economic political spectrum. They voted for Boris and Blair. They'll vote for Starmer too. What they dont want is some middle class prick who's never done a honest days work in his life but claims to be on the side of the working man just because he's a scruff bag with a beard and a fetish for Dianne Abbot.
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 07 Jan 20 11.57pm | |
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They’ll come back to vote for staunch remain Keir Starmer? Maybe if and when Brexit is well under way and the fact he and others tried everything possible to prevent it. He does however share some views, or feels the frustration people have with high levels of immigration so that’s in his armour. But if people think that the person doesn’t matter then they have very short memories. It matters every election, including one last month. The Northern women candidates (Jess Philips and Lisa Nandy) could win back the northern vote, the national female vote and the cosmopolitan city vote is pretty much safe labour now so doesn’t matter. Boris got the northern vote because they were bloody angry and felt betrayed, that’s it. It’s all probably academic because the next election is already a tory win unless world and economic events topple them off their majority. And has Rebecca Long-Bailey ever cracked a smile or made anyone else smile or laugh? Looks the typical bitter ugly bint. Not sure she’ll inspire enough people.
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