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Old 31-07-2016, 13:56   #359
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Re: Corbyn's kerfuffle

Time for another instalment I think.

Corbyn accused of 'bottling' hustings with Smith after rejecting debate.

Quoting a Corbynista:

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What does he need to prove? Why bother?
Corbyn pledges to scrap Blair union laws

Not sure how he's planning on creating that highly skilled, high employment economy when employers wouldn't touch the UK with a bargepole given his plans. Welcome to a globalised world, Jeremy, it's a bitch but that's reality.

Think I know why he wanted out of the EU now, some fantasy idea of extreme protectionism per the old school leftist objections to the Common Market, etc.

Corbyn criticises rebel MPs as rumours mount of “semi-split”

Can but hope.

Majority of voters prefer Owen Smith to Jeremy Corbyn as Labour leader, new poll reveals

However, 75% of Labour voters prefer Corbyn. Pretty much same old, Corbyn works for some of the faithful, the rest of Labour and the vast majority of everyone else has no interest in him.
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