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McDonnell accused of supporting call to ban MI5 & disarm the police
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What sort of party is Corbyn running? They seem to be hell bent on creating a 1970's style loony left London borough. |
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Corbyn isn't going to last long me thinks. Even his own cabinet brief against him.
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Yeah the guy made an impact but his ideas are becoming incredibly ridiculous now, Nuclear Disarmament a few weeks ago wasn't it? Stripping the UK of it's super power status.
He sounds more like a green peace leader than a politician. I think he's doing an amazing job of burying the labour party and handing the tories a landslide election. If he can convince people in his own party to follow his beliefs then I think that settles it. |
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It's like they just appoint people randomly in the labour party these days.
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These are people SELECTED by the Labour party, VOTED in by Labour voters and around for SEVERAL years. They weren't just randomly dragged off the street yesterday.
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I don't support any party so can look at it as a complete neutral, Miliband wasn't this much of a tool, it's like Corbyn is trying to press a giant self destruct button within the labour party. Miliband was weak overall but he wasn't by any means a complete nutter. :erm:
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They'd have to steal seats away or pander to the neutrals like myself. Right now however, I don't feel like I want to vote to elect a guy that's coming across as an absolute madman. |
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Corbyn won't last long with all the controversy he will be gone by next summer as they will realize no one would vote labour with him as leader.
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Can they really win an election using Corbyn? I never suggested he appeared out of nowhere, that wasn't my post. I was just questioning the Labour parties choice after you correctly made clear he was chosen through a system and not out of the blue. |
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http://blogs.channel4.com/alex-thoms...dependent/9293 |
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The only logical explanation for Labour allowing Corbyn to carry on like this is to finally kill off Labour's hard left faction by showing them to be about as electable as Jimmy Saville.
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Labour has been infiltrated by large numbers of hard-left activists who have an unweighted vote in the choice of leadership thanks to idiotic changes made to the selection system by a certain Mr E Miliband. There is no point in the PLP trying to unseat him in a coup, because the constituency that selected him is still there.
The Tories already found out all this to their cost, when Iain Duncan Smith was elected on the strength of his popularity amongst the broader membership, in spite of the reservations of the party's MPs. A party's grass roots does not reflect the wider electorate. The leader must primarily attract the support of the Parliamentary party, because the Parliamentary party is the only vehicle by which laws might be made and the country might be governed. And for the parliamentary party to be elected, its leader must have appeal beyond the core vote (and most certainly beyond the activist base, which is even narrower). Also, the Parliamentary party consists of of politicians, who are usually rather better at understanding how to appeal to the masses. They have to be, because their own jobs depend on it. |
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