Jeremy Corbyn Vol. 2

[andy43]

hornetrider said:

Mothersruin said:

Ganglandboss said:

Is this guy on drugs? Great offices of state? In the shadow cabinet?

Meanwhile, two of the actual great offices of state are filled by women (including the Conservatives' second female PM)!

The guy is actually proud that he has scraped the barrel to find two sh*t-thick sycophants to give these roles to!

What a moron.

Brexit Secretary is a 'Great Office of State'? What am I missing here.

And they're well-filled at that.
More cake anyone?
Diane 'immigration is code for racism' Abbotomus as home sec.
Thornberry white van man as (anti) brexit minister.
Just speechless

[FN2TypeR]

Kermit power said:

FN2TypeR said:

I have been pondering if many would vote Lib Dem but their anti Brexit stance will likely turn a lot of them off,

I suspect most people who would even contemplate voting LibDem are natural remainers anyway. The bigger problem for the LibDems is that the majority of people who would've contemplated voting for them wouldn't contemplate voting for being in a Tory coalition, so are still hacked off about the last time.

A friend of mine, an uber Lib Dem, spends much time pontificating about that one, winding him up about it and the tuition fees shame specifically, is a source of great amusement to me

[DavidJG]

Kermit power said:

FN2TypeR said:

I have been pondering if many would vote Lib Dem but their anti Brexit stance will likely turn a lot of them off,

I suspect most people who would even contemplate voting LibDem are natural remainers anyway. The bigger problem for the LibDems is that the majority of people who would've contemplated voting for them wouldn't contemplate voting for being in a Tory coalition, so are still hacked off about the last time.

If the Lib Dems are clever, they will manage to appeal to moderate Labour voters who're pi55ed off with Corbyn's socialist manifesto, and will also be able to appeal to moderate conservatives who're watching the conservative party turn into a hybrid of UKIP & BNP. The Lib Dems have a great opportunity here, and so do those of us who don't wish to see a socialist of fascist government in this country.

[FN2TypeR]

DavidJG said:

Kermit power said:

FN2TypeR said:

I have been pondering if many would vote Lib Dem but their anti Brexit stance will likely turn a lot of them off,

I suspect most people who would even contemplate voting LibDem are natural remainers anyway. The bigger problem for the LibDems is that the majority of people who would've contemplated voting for them wouldn't contemplate voting for being in a Tory coalition, so are still hacked off about the last time.

If the Lib Dems are clever, they will manage to appeal to moderate Labour voters who're pi55ed off with Corbyn's socialist manifesto, and will also be able to appeal to moderate conservatives who're watching the conservative party turn into a hybrid of UKIP & BNP. The Lib Dems have a great opportunity here, and so do those of us who don't wish to see a socialist of fascist government in this country.

Stumbling block number one.

[DoubleByte]

hidetheelephants said:

Stickyfinger said:

Because the moronic chav stuffs her face with pies and that makes it 100 feet wide ?

It's the Corbyn effect, he's a feeder! More prosaically most folk seem to hit the pies when they get elected, Westminster's subsidised restaurants and bars go for the waistline.

techiedave said:

The news that Dianne has been appointed shadow home secretary will fill many with joy. And for good measure here is apicture of my favourite Labour babe showing off her own "mountains of joy"

Do you have an opinion on the new shadow education secretary's recent performance at the despatch box?

So, it's official he's a tit man.

[ellroy]

DoubleByte said:

So, it's official he's a tit, man.

Say it in a Geordie accent and you're right.

[Stickyfinger]

DoubleByte said:

So, it's official he's a tit .

FTFY

[hidetheelephants]

boxxob said:

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/oct...

Are we supposed to be impressed that it was all the fault of some amateur who, not satisfied with singlehandedly driving the Corbyn publicity bus into another ditch, is also happy to contribute to the downfall of professional journalism by writing his terrible cliche-ridden nonsense for free? Perhaps the comrades at the NUJ might like to offer a comment? Or rather they can't, as comment for this article 'is not free' one might say.

[ellroy]

Stickyfinger said:

FTFY

Jesus, it was one post above.....

[Einion Yrth]

ellroy said:

Jesus, it was one post above.....

And neither were quite as funny as the original.

[Cobnapint]

AstonZagato said:

The irony will be that many who are answering that Labour are the party of the working person will not be in work.

[Johnnytheboy]

Cobnapint said:

AstonZagato said:

The irony will be that many who are answering that Labour are the party of the working person will not be in work.

Not as funny as it sounds.

Labour are rapidly becoming the party of only the unsackable and the unemployable.

[Shakermaker]

Johnnytheboy said:

Cobnapint said:

AstonZagato said:

The irony will be that many who are answering that Labour are the party of the working person will not be in work.

Not as funny as it sounds.

Labour are rapidly becoming the party of only the unsackable and the unemployable.

And yet they fired their chief whip, today, who apparently was going to a meeting believing it was about the shadow cabinet.

Hope she's got a decent union rep, being labour and all that...

[Pesty]

AstonZagato said:

The irony will be that many who are answering that Labour are the party of the working person will not be in work.

The nine workers vote for them for a very good reason, they want their hand outs.

[nightcruiser]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37594424

[Guybrush]

Ganglandboss said:

Is this guy on drugs? Great offices of state? In the shadow cabinet?

Meanwhile, two of the actual great offices of state are filled by women (including the Conservatives' second female PM)!

The guy is actually proud that he has scraped the barrel to find two sh*t-thick sycophants to give these roles to!

Two are also hypocrites(Abbot and Chakrabatty) (selective education for their children) as well as racists. What a lineup.

[gruffalo]

Unify the party I think is what he said?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37594424

He really doesn't know how to do that does he!!

[Bonefish Blues]

Are we sure he really wants to? A little cabal has its hands on some power (worthless power though it is) and it likes the taste.

[Johnnytheboy]

What's Keir Starmer doing on that list? Isn't he sane?

[Twilkes]

What are the responsibilities (as in accountable responsibilities, not just 'talk about stuff and write it down on paper that you can wave at people') of being a shadow minister?

If I appointed myself Shadow Singer Of The Rolling Stones, would it have just as much significance?