Jeremy Corbyn Vol. 2

[Johnnytheboy]

carlymart said:

Knew I had seen him some where

[Halb]

0000 said:

I keep hearing that, but is he? With his sitting on the train floor antics, 'real fight starts now' after half heartedly pretending to support remain, out of the blue support for nuclear in Copeland, asking questions "from the public" at PMQs, etc?

I have some mates who have met him, they think he is.

[pingu393]

Andy Zarse said:

Anyone else see Jezzbollah revert to type and get very bad tempered on Sky? Hilarious to watch, he's such a stroppy little so and so, unable to control his emotions. He's so not cut out to be a leader, let alone a PM.

Watch the video and you will realise that this is the look on his face for one or two frames. I'm not surprised that he is pissed off with the questioning.

Doesn't stop me thinking that he is a tt, but there's no need for fake news to show me that he's losing it. In my opinion, he's not.

[Mr Snrub]

Hearing him speak just reminds me of this

[anonymous-user]

you cant lose something you've never had.

[Andy Zarse]

0000 said:

I keep hearing that, but is he?

This is the whole point. He's an unreconstructed Marxist trying to do an impression of a plausible centre left politician. He's so obviously fake, and hopelessly so, it's no wonder he gets annoyed. He is well known for having a bad temper and I wasn't surprised to note how grumpy he was on telly today.

[B'stard Child]

don'tbesilly said:

techiedave said:

Mothersruin said:

Andy Zarse said:

turbobloke said:

El stovey said:

I suppose at least they're sticking to their ideals but presumably they could still find someone more electable to represent them.

Very difficult, surely, while sticking to their ideals.

If he returns to UK politics, bananaman doesn't share Corbynista ideals and will be tainted by association with Blairism. The other former rising stars now languishing well away from the front bench don't share those ideals either, it's why they're in the long grass.

Ain't going to happen whilst even the more rational part of the party are going around in garb like this.

What is that?

I am having thoughts that I normally am able to reserve for Labours Quim Quad possy

Jesus!

You really do need help if those type of thoughts are going through your head

He's fine - nowt wrong with thoughts - I have random ones every day...........

[don'tbesilly]

B'stard Child said:

don'tbesilly said:

techiedave said:

Mothersruin said:

Andy Zarse said:

turbobloke said:

El stovey said:

I suppose at least they're sticking to their ideals but presumably they could still find someone more electable to represent them.

Very difficult, surely, while sticking to their ideals.

If he returns to UK politics, bananaman doesn't share Corbynista ideals and will be tainted by association with Blairism. The other former rising stars now languishing well away from the front bench don't share those ideals either, it's why they're in the long grass.

Ain't going to happen whilst even the more rational part of the party are going around in garb like this.

What is that?

I am having thoughts that I normally am able to reserve for Labours Quim Quad possy

Jesus!

You really do need help if those type of thoughts are going through your head

He's fine - nowt wrong with thoughts - I have random ones every day...........

When you say random thoughts, do they include Diane Abbott, quim, Sharmishta Chakrabarti and perhaps Emily Thornberry?

You might think of them separately I don't know, but all at the same time and in the same sentence, surely not?
Perhaps I've got the names/ word in the wrong order

I feel decidedly queasy!

[B'stard Child]

don'tbesilly said:

When you say random thoughts, do they include Diane Abbott, quim, Sharmishta Chakrabarti and perhaps Emily Thornberry?

OK no they don't include any of them - but they are random

don'tbesilly said:

You might think of them separately I don't know, but all at the same time and in the same sentence, surely not?
Perhaps I've got the names/ word in the wrong order

I feel decidedly queasy!

I think he just needs time to find himself

[don'tbesilly]

B'stard Child said:

don'tbesilly said:

When you say random thoughts, do they include Diane Abbott, quim, Sharmishta Chakrabarti and perhaps Emily Thornberry?

OK no they don't include any of them - but they are random

don'tbesilly said:

You might think of them separately I don't know, but all at the same time and in the same sentence, surely not?
Perhaps I've got the names/ word in the wrong order

I feel decidedly queasy!

I think he just needs time to find himself

I don't think techiedave struggles with what you've written in the last sentence,I think he possibly has too much time

[anonymous-user]

Unlike others I admit to my "likings" I see your snobbery is showing though. You obviously feel Angela Rayner (one of the QQ's)is beneath you because you fail to mention her in the same breadth.

[B'stard Child]

techiedave said:

Unlike others I admit to my "likings" I see your snobbery is showing though. You obviously feel Angela Rayner (one of the QQ's)is beneath you because you fail to mention her in the same breadth.

You are a little ray of sunshine in my frequently grey and rainy days

Thank you for your service

[hidetheelephants]

Another test for JC looming; Gerald Kaufman's death precipitating a by-election in Manchester Gorton might not cause another Copeland upset as it's a massively safe Labour seat but the swing will be interesting.

[D-Angle]

Kaufman was my local MP, and there's no doubt of a Labour hold here. I'm genuinely concerned as to who the local politburo will grant the seat to, we have some truly horrible councillors who have had their eye on it for a while.

[Welshbeef]

hidetheelephants said:

Another test for JC looming; Gerald Kaufman's death precipitating a by-election in Manchester Gorton might not cause another Copeland upset as it's a massively safe Labour seat but the swing will be interesting.

He isn't going anywhere.

If he did then the PLP wouldn't vote to have a strong lefty on the ballot as a candidate so he has to stay.
This is the challenge the Labour Party has IF has to step down (god forbid) a medical reason then a centralist would win and lead the party. As such they are trying to get certain candidates in MPs seats so that when the PLP vote it's not an issue enough to get him onto the ballot paper.

[Cold]

Soft Coup.

[turbobloke]

Cold said:

Soft Coup.

2021?

[pingu393]

turbobloke said:

2021?

A bit late by then. JC (or his successor) will only need the votes of 16 MPs if they wait until 2021.

[Kermit power]

pingu393 said:

A bit late by then. JC (or his successor) will only need the votes of 16 MPs if they wait until 2021.

If Labour can manage to hold on to their 41 safest seats (the 41st being John McDonnell), then they'd need a grand total of 6.15 MPs to nominate him for the leadership.

[Andy Zarse]

Kermit power said:

pingu393 said:

A bit late by then. JC (or his successor) will only need the votes of 16 MPs if they wait until 2021.

If Labour can manage to hold on to their 41 safest seats (the 41st being John McDonnell), then they'd need a grand total of 6.15 MPs to nominate him for the leadership.

You can laugh, but look what happened to the LibDems when the voters turned against them. Well done Mr Clogg!