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over a year ago
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"In my opinion I think the Tories will topple him before the next GE.
Thoughts?"
I think he'll just leave before then under his own steam. He doesn't seeem to like the job and he wants to get easy money elsewhere. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"In my opinion I think the Tories will topple him before the next GE.
Thoughts?
I think he'll just leave before then under his own steam. He doesn't seeem to like the job and he wants to get easy money elsewhere."
Very true, Quite sure he was making more money for his column in the telegraph plus less stress also I'd imagine he would actually want to spend time with his newborn. |
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"In my opinion I think the Tories will topple him before the next GE.
Thoughts?
I think he'll just leave before then under his own steam. He doesn't seeem to like the job and he wants to get easy money elsewhere.
Very true, Quite sure he was making more money for his column in the telegraph plus less stress also I'd imagine he would actually want to spend time with his newborn."
If he leaves he'll have loads more time to avoid spending with his families. |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies."
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot. |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot."
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017? |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?"
Who won that election? |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?"
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot' |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lol"
As already said , most people vote for a party, not its leader . Were Boris to resign , most party supporters would simply accept that he did a great job in winning the election and a new leader would be elected . People look to the future , not the past. It would be an opportunity for Michael Gove , Dominic Raab , Priti Patel or the current chancellor to shine. Plenty of good candidates and plenty of diversity as well. No wonder the Conservatives are in power. The reprsent a vast cross section of society , as opposed to other parties which represent the London based white middle class elite. The various posts by champagne socialists on here show how removed some socialists are from reality . |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'"
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles "
What should he have done? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'"
Then fast forward to last year giving Labour it's worse results in over 100 years. Corbyn lost every election possible for the Labour party obviously including locals. |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
bournemouth |
"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?"
Told voters what he believed in. |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?
Told voters what he believed in."
So if Corbyn had have said..I want to leave, they would have won the election? |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it |
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"Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it"
What did boris believe in? |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Then fast forward to last year giving Labour it's worse results in over 100 years. Corbyn lost every election possible for the Labour party obviously including locals."
Conveniently missing my point. |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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"Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it
What did boris believe in?"
Getting brexit done. Which he did. |
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"Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it
What did boris believe in?
Getting brexit done. Which he did. "
Despite previously extolling the benefits of being in the EU? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it
What did boris believe in?
Getting brexit done. Which he did. "
Yeah, it’s done now, time for him to leave  |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
bournemouth |
"Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it
What did boris believe in?
Getting brexit done. Which he did.
Despite previously extolling the benefits of being in the EU?"
There were benefits to being in the EU but on balance he came down on the side of leave, like over 17 million voters.
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"Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it
What did boris believe in?
Getting brexit done. Which he did.
Despite previously extolling the benefits of being in the EU?
There were benefits to being in the EU but on balance he came down on the side of leave, like over 17 million voters.
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Any did it take him so long to decide?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it
What did boris believe in?
Getting brexit done. Which he did.
Despite previously extolling the benefits of being in the EU?
There were benefits to being in the EU but on balance he came down on the side of leave, like over 17 million voters.
Any did it take him so long to decide? "
Why  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it
What did boris believe in?
Getting brexit done. Which he did.
Despite previously extolling the benefits of being in the EU?"
This clearly shows that Boris is an opened minded individual. He could see both sides of the argument. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it
What did boris believe in?
Getting brexit done. Which he did.
Despite previously extolling the benefits of being in the EU?This clearly shows that Boris is an opened minded individual. He could see both sides of the argument. "
Yeah, you could say that. I just dont understand why someone who was so pro leave would have had any doubts in the first place? |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?
Told voters what he believed in.
So if Corbyn had have said..I want to leave, they would have won the election?"
We will never know for sure but think he would have done a lot better |
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He writes 2 pieces for the spectator.
One for and against.
After much deliberation and the use of his crystal ball,he goes for leave as he knows for a fact ,it will he beneficial to the country
Nothing whatsoever to do with political opportunism.
It's like discussing religion with the moonies. |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?
Told voters what he believed in.
So if Corbyn had have said..I want to leave, they would have won the election?
We will never know for sure but think he would have done a lot better"
A big chunk..possibly Thw majority of labour voters wanted to stay.
He could potentially have lost this support. |
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"Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it
What did boris believe in?
Getting brexit done. Which he did.
Despite previously extolling the benefits of being in the EU?This clearly shows that Boris is an opened minded individual. He could see both sides of the argument. "
Surely looking at the situations of both sides is a good thing. I would rather people including politicians did that rather than have the blinkers on to other opinions |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?
Told voters what he believed in.
So if Corbyn had have said..I want to leave, they would have won the election?
We will never know for sure but think he would have done a lot better
A big chunk..possibly Thw majority of labour voters wanted to stay.
He could potentially have lost this support."
I though majority of labour voters voted leave it was majority of labour mps who wanted to stay wasn’t it bud ? |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
bournemouth |
"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?
Told voters what he believed in.
So if Corbyn had have said..I want to leave, they would have won the election?
We will never know for sure but think he would have done a lot better
A big chunk..possibly Thw majority of labour voters wanted to stay.
He could potentially have lost this support."
Even you dont believe that, labour lost 55 seats that voted leave in 2016 and gained one that voted remain, voters though corbyn would go back on the 16 vote so dumped him for the Tories who were clear, |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?
Told voters what he believed in.
So if Corbyn had have said..I want to leave, they would have won the election?
We will never know for sure but think he would have done a lot better
A big chunk..possibly Thw majority of labour voters wanted to stay.
He could potentially have lost this support. I though majority of labour voters voted leave it was majority of labour mps who wanted to stay wasn’t it bud ?"
No The majority of labour voters were remainers. |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?
Told voters what he believed in.
So if Corbyn had have said..I want to leave, they would have won the election?
We will never know for sure but think he would have done a lot better
A big chunk..possibly Thw majority of labour voters wanted to stay.
He could potentially have lost this support.
Even you dont believe that, labour lost 55 seats that voted leave in 2016 and gained one that voted remain, voters though corbyn would go back on the 16 vote so dumped him for the Tories who were clear, "
Erm..isnt that what I said?
If he would have backed leave he could have retained the red wall but potentially have list the remain vote. |
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"Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it
What did boris believe in?
Getting brexit done. Which he did.
Despite previously extolling the benefits of being in the EU?This clearly shows that Boris is an opened minded individual. He could see both sides of the argument.
Surely looking at the situations of both sides is a good thing. I would rather people including politicians did that rather than have the blinkers on to other opinions"
I agree, but it could also point to him being indecisive, that might explain why he is struggling to get a deal with the EU and why he keeps making so many U turns |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?
Told voters what he believed in.
So if Corbyn had have said..I want to leave, they would have won the election?
We will never know for sure but think he would have done a lot better
A big chunk..possibly Thw majority of labour voters wanted to stay.
He could potentially have lost this support. I though majority of labour voters voted leave it was majority of labour mps who wanted to stay wasn’t it bud ?
No The majority of labour voters were remainers."
Really? |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
bournemouth |
"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?
Told voters what he believed in.
So if Corbyn had have said..I want to leave, they would have won the election?
We will never know for sure but think he would have done a lot better
A big chunk..possibly Thw majority of labour voters wanted to stay.
He could potentially have lost this support.
Even you dont believe that, labour lost 55 seats that voted leave in 2016 and gained one that voted remain, voters though corbyn would go back on the 16 vote so dumped him for the Tories who were clear,
Erm..isnt that what I said?
If he would have backed leave he could have retained the red wall but potentially have list the remain vote."
He wouldnt say what he would do but the likes of starmer etc were hinting they would dump the 16 vote, if the majority wanted to stay they would have voted labour or liberal but no they voted blue you only had to see the news to hear from life long labour voters that they didnt trust corbyn to ensure we left and they did the unthinkable and voted Tory |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
bournemouth |
"Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it
What did boris believe in?
Getting brexit done. Which he did.
Despite previously extolling the benefits of being in the EU?This clearly shows that Boris is an opened minded individual. He could see both sides of the argument.
Surely looking at the situations of both sides is a good thing. I would rather people including politicians did that rather than have the blinkers on to other opinions
I agree, but it could also point to him being indecisive, that might explain why he is struggling to get a deal with the EU and why he keeps making so many U turns "
What U turns on the EU deal has he made ? |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?
Told voters what he believed in.
So if Corbyn had have said..I want to leave, they would have won the election?
We will never know for sure but think he would have done a lot better
A big chunk..possibly Thw majority of labour voters wanted to stay.
He could potentially have lost this support.
Even you dont believe that, labour lost 55 seats that voted leave in 2016 and gained one that voted remain, voters though corbyn would go back on the 16 vote so dumped him for the Tories who were clear,
Erm..isnt that what I said?
If he would have backed leave he could have retained the red wall but potentially have list the remain vote.
He wouldnt say what he would do but the likes of starmer etc were hinting they would dump the 16 vote, if the majority wanted to stay they would have voted labour or liberal but no they voted blue you only had to see the news to hear from life long labour voters that they didnt trust corbyn to ensure we left and they did the unthinkable and voted Tory "
that’s basically what I did the unthinkable |
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"Who knows but at least people would have known what the party stood for, funny how many times you claim that leave didnt have a plan yet you support a man who wouldnt even tell us what he wanted to do let alone how to do it
What did boris believe in?
Getting brexit done. Which he did.
Despite previously extolling the benefits of being in the EU?This clearly shows that Boris is an opened minded individual. He could see both sides of the argument.
Surely looking at the situations of both sides is a good thing. I would rather people including politicians did that rather than have the blinkers on to other opinions
I agree, but it could also point to him being indecisive, that might explain why he is struggling to get a deal with the EU and why he keeps making so many U turns
What U turns on the EU deal has he made ? "
Who mentioned the EU, just look at what has happened in his government in the last 12 months . His last u turn was less that a month ago, he is an opportunist who keeps making the wrong decision. How can someone who was supposed to be so pro Brexit take so long to take sides? |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?
Told voters what he believed in.
So if Corbyn had have said..I want to leave, they would have won the election?
We will never know for sure but think he would have done a lot better
A big chunk..possibly Thw majority of labour voters wanted to stay.
He could potentially have lost this support.
Even you dont believe that, labour lost 55 seats that voted leave in 2016 and gained one that voted remain, voters though corbyn would go back on the 16 vote so dumped him for the Tories who were clear,
Erm..isnt that what I said?
If he would have backed leave he could have retained the red wall but potentially have list the remain vote.
He wouldnt say what he would do but the likes of starmer etc were hinting they would dump the 16 vote, if the majority wanted to stay they would have voted labour or liberal but no they voted blue you only had to see the news to hear from life long labour voters that they didnt trust corbyn to ensure we left and they did the unthinkable and voted Tory "
Plenty trusted him in 2017
Labour were in a no win situation over Brexit and the tories knew that.
Which is why they tried to make the election about the NHS,low wages etc
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?
Told voters what he believed in.
So if Corbyn had have said..I want to leave, they would have won the election?
We will never know for sure but think he would have done a lot better
A big chunk..possibly Thw majority of labour voters wanted to stay.
He could potentially have lost this support.
Even you dont believe that, labour lost 55 seats that voted leave in 2016 and gained one that voted remain, voters though corbyn would go back on the 16 vote so dumped him for the Tories who were clear,
Erm..isnt that what I said?
If he would have backed leave he could have retained the red wall but potentially have list the remain vote.
He wouldnt say what he would do but the likes of starmer etc were hinting they would dump the 16 vote, if the majority wanted to stay they would have voted labour or liberal but no they voted blue you only had to see the news to hear from life long labour voters that they didnt trust corbyn to ensure we left and they did the unthinkable and voted Tory
Plenty trusted him in 2017
Labour were in a no win situation over Brexit and the tories knew that.
Which is why they tried to make the election about the NHS,low wages etc
However enough people believed the only thing that mattered was to get brexit done "
I think every time labour were on question time they fucked themselves then corbyn sitting on the fence refusing to say which way he would vote was final nail in his coffin made him look even weaker |
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"There would be a lot of tears on this forum with all the Boris and Tory fans.
Shame lolI dont think so mate people usually vote for a party and its policies.
Disagree on that - Look how much better the Labour party are performing and are perceived under Starmer compared to the previous idiot.
You mean when they got their biggest increase ,in the share of a vote,since ckekemt atlee in 1945,in 2017?
Who won that election?
The gmnt were pushed into a minority gmnt
Quite an achievement for an 'idiot'
Yes but he didnt have an opponent, she went AWOL look what happened in 2019 when he took on Boris someone you say is useless and an idiot, jc sat on the brexit fence so long he must have got piles
What should he have done?
Told voters what he believed in.
So if Corbyn had have said..I want to leave, they would have won the election?
We will never know for sure but think he would have done a lot better
A big chunk..possibly Thw majority of labour voters wanted to stay.
He could potentially have lost this support.
Even you dont believe that, labour lost 55 seats that voted leave in 2016 and gained one that voted remain, voters though corbyn would go back on the 16 vote so dumped him for the Tories who were clear,
Erm..isnt that what I said?
If he would have backed leave he could have retained the red wall but potentially have list the remain vote.
He wouldnt say what he would do but the likes of starmer etc were hinting they would dump the 16 vote, if the majority wanted to stay they would have voted labour or liberal but no they voted blue you only had to see the news to hear from life long labour voters that they didnt trust corbyn to ensure we left and they did the unthinkable and voted Tory that’s basically what I did the unthinkable "
That goes for me too. |
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