Grendel
Well-Known Member
He’s lost the next general election if he doesn’t drop that idea
Bit of a trap because anyone would be mad to rule it out. If we leave and everything goes to shit and an overwhelming percentage of people want to rejoin should he just keep refusing? Of course that level of detail doesn't come over and he ends up looking a bit ridiculous.
Not as much as the papers at the weekend who had headlines declaring nearly half the country wants to rejoin which when you then read the article was the results of a poll showing 46% rejoin against 54% leave!
Yup, it's not that long since we had an outward looking, pro-Europe government, and there are a fair few years until the next election... probably. Conditions then will dictate policy.Bit of a trap because anyone would be mad to rule it out.
Bit of a trap because anyone would be mad to rule it out. If we leave and everything goes to shit and an overwhelming percentage of people want to rejoin should he just keep refusing? Of course that level of detail doesn't come over and he ends up looking a bit ridiculous.
Not as much as the papers at the weekend who had headlines declaring nearly half the country wants to rejoin which when you then read the article was the results of a poll showing 46% rejoin against 54% leave!
Yup, it's not that long since we had an outward looking, pro-Europe government, and there are a fair few years until the next election... probably. Conditions then will dictate policy.
@clint van damme Starmer's 'manifesto' is surprisingly left-leaning, really!
Yup, it's not that long since we had an outward looking, pro-Europe government, and there are a fair few years until the next election... probably. Conditions then will dictate policy.
@clint van damme Starmer's 'manifesto' is surprisingly left-leaning, really!
Shows signs that he's deluded and unwilling to listen to the north
It would again become the talking but at the next election - stupid strategy
No it wouldn't as he's not said he's going to campaign to rejoin the EU.
One thing I'm sure we can all agree on is that this process has gone on for far too long, get it over with already.
Only if he says he'll be campaigning for it. And he'll only be campaigning for it if the mood of the country is for it.It would again become the talking but at the next election - stupid strategy
How would that speed it up...?Blame Corbyn for not doing the right thing and resigning
Only if he says he'll be campaigning for it. And he'll only be campaigning for it if the mood of the country is for it.
How would that speed it up...?
Errrr because they would then have no leader?
I think the process actually takes this long anyway - bizarre and pointless but it is the case I think
Look you feeble flaccid sausage of brainlessness, he has already resigned, and they're electing the new leader.Errrr because they would then have no leader?
Look you feeble flaccid sausage of brainlessness, he has already resigned, and they're electing the new leader.
It's not actually a difficult concept to grasp for my cat, so why you're incapable...
Blame Corbyn for not doing the right thing and resigning
Either way do you think Corbyn should of resigned? Surely he must be embarrassed at the PMQ's
You want to converse in shit gifs.
His clinging on for a few more months was pathetic
Lay off the coke
So out of interest, how many people around here are Coventry Labour Party members?
I think the process actually takes this long anyway - bizarre and pointless but it is the case I think
It’s been extended by the Corbynites to add in the affiliates stage I believe as they thought that’d give their candidates more chance. So in a way, you can blame Corbyn.
the selection process is what it is, Corbyn resigning on the spot wouldn't have speeded it up, as in leaving his post as he did resign, their would have been a temporary leader while the process was completed.
Is the selection process too long winded, probably.
Are you a Corbynite?
Who would lead the party. There isn't a deputy leader at the moment to do it.He should’ve resigned. Having him up there at PMQs and hanging around the debate is cringeworthy.
Are you a Corbynite?Who would lead the party. There isn't a deputy leader at the moment to do it.
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Nope. Voted Nandy this election and Smith the last one. Voted Corbyn in 2015 because the others were terrible and I felt the country wanted radical change but post Brexit was clear he was a bad choice and they’d got the radical change from Brexit so that vote was gone.
Who would lead the party. There isn't a deputy leader at the moment to do it.
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