The nutters have got a new favourite party.
The nutters have got a new favourite party.
I think they'll be splitting the tory vote. Although I hope not too much. My faith in the public of late is being tested but these lot should be a goose step too far to the right for most.Can only be a positive.
Slightly less tory votes at the next election , we just need traditional labour voters to not have a brain fart and vote Labour again , and also current Labour voters not to go green or the monster raving loony party
It won't be much at all, if their vote is as much as their rallies.I think they'll be splitting the tory vote. Although I hope not too much. My faith in the public of late is being tested but these lot should be a goose step too far to the right for most.
It won't be much at all, if their vote is as much as their rallies.
Even among the far right, they're a bit of a joke really!
Are they though? Or is it your Nick Ferrari's of the world constantly asking this sort of question to get outraged at something.why Labour keep this kind of politics at the front of its agenda
Would be interesting to get figures on how often members of the opposition are asked questions on this compared to how often the same questions are asked of the government.I'm more concerned about why Labour keep this kind of politics at the front of its agenda , thus essentially putting people off them 'again' when they should be capitalising on a dreadful 18 months for the tories .
Are they though? Or is it your Nick Ferrari's of the world constantly asking this sort of question to get outraged at something.
Yeah, I suspect it's doing Labour's opposition's work for them, to focus on that. That discussion can (and should, really) be had, but it's not the meat on the bones - there's a minimum wage debate that's more worth focussing on, whatever your view of the different positions.Are they though? Or is it your Nick Ferrari's of the world constantly asking this sort of question to get outraged at something.
Yeah, I suspect it's doing Labour's opposition's work for them, to focus on that. That discussion can (and should, really) be had, but it's not the meat on the bones - there's a minimum wage debate that's more worth focussing on, whatever your view of the different positions.
But... there's a minimum wage debate right now! There's a pledge for funding for green energy.There's a million and 1 things to talk about right now .
Brexit handling , Wages , living conditions , poverty , the state of the NHS , security...
It's so painful seeing this constant dribble from Labour
But... there's a minimum wage debate right now! There's a pledge for funding for green energy.
*These* are the th8ings that are happening.
Fair enoughIt was a key part of their conference tbf
They can't, but then the time to debate it is now, surely, and get the rough bits out the way in good time before an election. Hopefully, both sides can accept whatever the result is, and fight as one from that point... but then that is the problem with allowing representation from everybody really, everybody sticks their oar in!Ofcourse , problem is they cant even agree to that within the party .
Are they though? Or is it your Nick Ferrari's of the world constantly asking this sort of question to get outraged at something.
But it's what thd mainly Tory press want to report from LabourThere's a million and 1 things to talk about right now .
Brexit handling , Wages , living conditions , poverty , the state of the NHS , security...
It's so painful seeing this constant dribble from Labour
There's a million and 1 things to talk about right now .
Brexit handling , Wages , living conditions , poverty , the state of the NHS , security...
It's so painful seeing this constant dribble from Labour
But many of these things were discussed but the cervix thing gets focused on.
They don't help themselves though, when asked they should just say there are far more important things to discuss instead of the drivel Starmer came out with.
But it's what thd mainly Tory press want to report from Labour
I think they'll be splitting the tory vote. Although I hope not too much. My faith in the public of late is being tested but these lot should be a goose step too far to the right for most.
Well they could just say women have a cervix - Starmer said that was not a good thing to say by the Labour MP
So you're agreeing with me then you plum.most Labour northern voters lost at the last election will identify with their stance on immigration and transgender than the Islington focus Group running Labour
It was a key part of their conference tbf
Ofcourse , problem is they cant even agree to that within the party .
I live in a constituency with a Tory MP, 3 Tory councillors and a Tory mayor.
All are men over 50.
I am not a tory or a man
None of them have ever canvassed my views and only reply with generic emails to my concerns.
Contacting any of these is literally a waste of time.
I am not represented by them or listened to.
Anyway let’s be honest until they dump Raynor in the cess pit she seems to have lived in most of her life the party are not electable
Nice to see old Len as well selling his book and moaning the Labour moderates stopped Corbyn from winning and being the best Prime Minister since Atlee
Still think it's as much to do with the insufferable gimps that vote for them and preach on social media about it, as it is the party itself.Let's be honest they could do every little thing on here the critics have suggested and there would always be some other reason. The brand is so poor it's probably irredeemable at this stage
Still think it's as much to do with the insufferable gimps that vote for them and preach on social media about it, as it is the party itself.
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If only you’d displayed the same kind of rage about the Tories pulling the UC uplift as you do about Rayner’s potty mouth.Anyway let’s be honest until they dump Raynor in the cess pit she seems to have lived in most of her life the party are not electable
Nice to see old Len as well selling his book and moaning the Labour moderates stopped Corbyn from winning and being the best Prime Minister since Atlee
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