RizzyKing

There has needed to be a clean out in the political ranks for a while seems the Westminster village has decided now is the time. Labour parliamentary party may not support corbyn anymore but ordinary members are likely still behind him and if a leadership vote comes up I think he will still get a strong showing. Our politics is such a complete mess at the minute and partly it's down to the EU in terms of being a convenient scapegoat and as the next job for failed domestic politicians now we the public have voted out the political chickens are running around headless.

As I'm not nor will ever be a labour voter not really comfortable about recommending their leadership for them but as a firm believer in our democracy I recognise the need for a strong opposition and we haven't had that during corbyns time as leader. I'm not sure why anyone suddenly expected him to be a tower of strength during the referendum campaign when he hasn't been beforehand.