Thread: Corbyn's kerfuffle
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Old 11-05-2016, 11:05   #283
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Re: Corbyn's kerfuffle
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It's not too hard to see him winning an election. Imagine a recession after years of 'austerity', an electorate told they have to cut to save the economy only for the economy to tank
Plus the really ****** stuff done by DWP & employment rights and with regard to disability, ATOS & the 'targets' that must be met at all cost - regardless of the claimant's condition.

If nothing else the Conservatives should be concerned, Dave's likely going to disappear into the sunset after the referendum regardless, leaving the Tories not only fighting like ferrets in a sack over Europe but also about a new Leader.

I'm not sure on Corby's views on a coalition, but that may end up a possibility perhaps.
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