Crazyface
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Sour bry is just that. Sour! She has her head up somewhere dark and just wants the country do be how she thinks it should be. It's a Ner Ner XXX from me.
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Sour bry is just that. Sour! She has her head up somewhere dark and just wants the country do be how she thinks it should be. It's a Ner Ner XXX from me.
Crazyface
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Labour however poured yellow stuff on their own chips when they elected Corbin (twice!!! how that for incompetence!!!).
You gotta laugh.
You gotta laugh.
Compared to the current Conservative and Labour Party, yes I am. There is no one in the middle ground right now and so an alternative, a viable one, would gain votes. A lot of people I speak to feel lost at the moment with the options out there.
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Yet at the last GE he led the Party to a swing of just under 10%, the largest by any Party since 1945, resulting in a hung Parliament and May buying off the DUP Vote.
Doesn’t really look that incompetent.
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If you voted remain Tories like Grieve, Clarke and Soubry are to be looked up to. They aren't in it for themselves like Boris, they genuinely care deeply about where we're headed and want to avoid no deal so are prepared to stand up and say so, taking much abuse in the process, decent principled parliamentarians imo.
Conversely if you voted leave you likely despise them for, in your eyes, frustrating brexit.
Moderates in the centre ground look a better proposition than a neo communist labour party and an ERG led hard right Tory party. People often comment on here, from all sides how bad both govt and opposition are, so a new option is worth looking at at least, no?
MegaSteve
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Just think what they could do if they actually got their act together...
SocketRocket
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He did infact, although it was mainly by promising to stuff millenials mouths with gold.
Doon frae Troon
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ManinBlack
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More like Michael Foot in his politics & dress (before he smartened himself up)Like Blair/Brown did.
Corbyn is the latter day Kinnock, unelectable.
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So no different than the promises made to the Brexit Leave campaign? Or were the electorate only bribed once?
MegaSteve
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Like Blair/Brown did.
Corbyn is the latter day Kinnock, unelectable.
Blair offered policies the electorate wanted... His failure to deliver them was his undoing... Jezza offers policies of the party faithful which are not always in line with the voters wish list...
gregbwfc
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3 Tories just resigned and joined the independent group.
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Blair got in after the Tories had been in far too long and lost the plot.... he was telly friendly and trendy.
Jezza is an evil Trot, who has consistently aligned himself to our enemies.
Jezza is an evil Trot, who has consistently aligned himself to our enemies.
Bunkermagnet
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Said this would happen, becoming a cross party group
Sweep
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Same as the 7 from Labour really. Jumping before they were deselected. This time though no pretence it’s about anything other than Brexit. All 3 stood on the Conservative manifesto and once elected worked against it.
I doubt though that they will be shouting quite so hard for a second referendum on their election because their voters didn’t know what they were voting for.
Beezerk
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And so the People's Anti Brexit Party is born, I don't buy all that leaving due to anti semitism baloni, they've seen a gap in the market and gone for it.
Taz
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George Galloway has told Sky News he has applied to rejoin the Labour Party.
The former MP defended Jeremy Corbyn, saying claims of anti-Semitism made by the MPs who have quit the party, were a “lieâ€.
And he said he had written to Labour's general secretary Jennie Formby to ask her to rescind his expulsion.
Mr Galloway was expelled from the party in 2003 over outspoken comments on the Iraq war.
A disciplinary hearing found he had brought Labour into disrepute for “inciting Arabs to fight British troopsâ€.
Mr Galloway denied this, saying it was a “show trial†and vowing to “make sure Tony Blair regrets this dayâ€.
He returned to the Commons at the 2005 as leader of the anti-war Respect party, after defeating a Labour candidate in Bethnal Green and Bow.
He won another victory against Labour in the 2012 Bradford West by-election but lost the seat at the 2015 general election.
The former MP defended Jeremy Corbyn, saying claims of anti-Semitism made by the MPs who have quit the party, were a “lieâ€.
And he said he had written to Labour's general secretary Jennie Formby to ask her to rescind his expulsion.
Mr Galloway was expelled from the party in 2003 over outspoken comments on the Iraq war.
A disciplinary hearing found he had brought Labour into disrepute for “inciting Arabs to fight British troopsâ€.
Mr Galloway denied this, saying it was a “show trial†and vowing to “make sure Tony Blair regrets this dayâ€.
He returned to the Commons at the 2005 as leader of the anti-war Respect party, after defeating a Labour candidate in Bethnal Green and Bow.
He won another victory against Labour in the 2012 Bradford West by-election but lost the seat at the 2015 general election.
Doon frae Troon
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I think the Lib Dems, SNP and Plaid got there first
Brings the numbers up to over 60 now, excluding Lab/Tory.
Starting to get interesting.
Foxholer
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That (rejection) might well be something Labour can unite about!
Sweep
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Not really. They all voted against the government on Brexit anyway. Well, apart from allowing the referendum and triggering Article 50 🤔I think the Lib Dems, SNP and Plaid got there first
Brings the numbers up to over 60 now, excluding Lab/Tory.
Starting to get interesting.
