Thread: Harman's Labour 'rebellion'
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Old 22-08-2015, 19:20   #95
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Re: Harman's Labour 'rebellion'
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy View Post
Unlike Maggie and her government


http://www.theguardian.com/uk/2005/j...falklands.past

I quite like Corbyn, finally a politician who actually stands up for what he believes in regardless of how popular they might be and isn't out to feather his own nest, perhaps that might be why these plastic career politician clones are soiling themselves, the game might finally be up for them at last.
I think a lot of them are worried because there is a good chance he'll seriously harm Labour support. Also Corbyn has been in Westminster since the 1980s. He is pretty much a career politician too it's just that unlikely pretty much anyone on the front benches he hasn't ever had to compromise.
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