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...you may or may not be more or less intelligent than average EO....
..but as paddletoe has commented......your bow to the altar of an opposing argument was quite welcome....thankfully you eventually saw sense and fell into line! ![]() |
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...new poll puts Burnham in third:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11769764/Jeremy-Corbyn-takes-20-point-lead-in-Labour-poll-with-Andy-Burnham-in-third-place.html |
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lol corbyn is 2.6 on the exchange, I'd like to be a fly on wall at labour party central
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PLP Nominations for Jeremy Corbyn
Diane Abbott MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington Rushanara Ali MP for Bethnal Green and Bow Margaret Beckett MP for Derby South Richard Burgon MP for Leeds East Dawn Butler MP for Brent Central Ronnie Campbell MP for Blyth Valley Sarah Champion MP for Rotherham Jeremy Corbyn MP for Islington North Jo Cox MP for Batley and Spen Neil Coyle MP for Bermondsey and Old Southwark Jon Cruddas MP for Dagenham Clive Efford MP for Eltham Frank Field MP for Birkenhead Louise Haigh MP for Sheffield, Heeley Kelvin Hopkins MP for Luton North Rupa Huq MP for Ealing Central and Acton Imran Hussain MP for Bradford East Huw Irranca-Davies MP for Ogmore Sadiq Khan MP for Tooting David Lammy MP for Tottenham Clive Lewis MP for Norwich South Rebecca Long-Bailey MP for Salford and Eccles Gordon Marsden MP for Blackpool South John McDonnell MP for Hayes and Harlington Michael Meacher MP for Oldham West and Royton Grahame Morris MP for Easington Chi Onwurah MP for Newcastle Upon Tyne Central Kate Osamor MP for Edmonton Tulip Siddiq MP for Hampstead and Kilburn Dennis Skinner MP for Bolsover Cat Smith MP for Lancaster and Fleetwood Andrew Smith MP for Oxford East Gareth Thomas MP for Harrow West Emily Thornberry MP for Islington South and Finsbury Jon Trickett MP for Hemsworth Catherine West MP for Hornsey and Wood Green ...some of the usual suspects you would expect...but others who "lent" him their vote in order to get him in the contest and have the widest possible debate...... ...presumably they thought he didn't stand a chance of winning!!!..yikes. |
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Good man Eggy.
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Blairites starting to have meltdowns.......will be so interesting if he wins.....
..and to see him as PM. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/who-are-the-morons-who-nominated-jeremy-corbyn-for-the-labour-leadership-contest-10406527.html ![]() |
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well interesting if he wins the leadership anyway
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JC now outright favourite with most bookies , from a 100-1 outsider to the hot fav he is now on an unstoppable charge which on September 12th will see him elected as the new leader of the Labour Party.
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JC....has the messiah returned?
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@egner
These are the 18 Labour MPs who presumably lent their vote to Corbyn to get him nominated. It's based on them abstaining on the welfare bill which Corbyn opposed: Rushanara Ali MP for Bethnal Green and Bow Margaret Beckett MP for Derby South Ronnie Campbell MP for Blyth Valley Sarah Champion MP for Rotherham Jo Cox MP for Batley and Spen Neil Coyle MP for Bermondsey and Old Southwark Jon Cruddas MP for Dagenham Clive Efford MP for Eltham Frank Field MP for Birkenhead Rupa Huq MP for Ealing Central and Acton Huw Irranca-Davies MP for Ogmore Gordon Marsden MP for Blackpool South Chi Onwurah MP for Newcastle Upon Tyne Central Andrew Smith MP for Oxford East Gareth Thomas MP for Harrow West Emily Thornberry MP for Islington South and Finsbury Jon Trickett MP for Hemsworth Catherine West MP for Hornsey and Wood Green Beckett has already admitted being a moron. I hope she resigns her seat on principle that the people of Derby South should be represented by a non-moron. And some of the others too. 10 UKIP MPs by Easter next year! |
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i know it's incredibly difficult to get rid of a labour leader and traditionally they're very reluctant do so but surely he has little chance of making it to 2020 even if he wins
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how does it work if most of the MP's are against him but is popular with labor party members?
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see:ed milliband
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pawras. what happens is they wait until there is an excuse to "lose confidence" in him and then he is gone.
Since he is friends with terrorists and has allegedly failed to act on child abuse in his own constituency I think it wont be too long before a reason to challenge his leadership surfaces. They will of course wait a few months not to be too blatant about it. |
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I know he can't run from this
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11758612/Jeremy-Corbyn-accused-of-inaction-over-paedophile-scandal.html |
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I dont know pawras,Harriet Harman seemed to sail through her litte bit of trouble on that subject serenely enough.
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Jeremy - finally a voice of reason.
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Pray god he gets through to 2020 unscathed so the people can render their verdict on just how reasonable his voice is. I'd venture he's a bit more sane than you and a little less sane than that fella who regaled us with tales of alien encounters.
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But looking on the bright side. If he did manage to convince the electorate to vote him in he'll be about 90 halfway through so people won't know if it's the madness or alzheimers talking.
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![]() ![]() ![]() EO fancies his chances again......he has recovered from his last bruising encounter......bit of ice and a few stiff Lavagulin's... ..and he is back in the game... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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paddletoe
29 Jul 15 01:42 Joined: 24 Jul 07 | Topic/replies: 9,381 | Blogger: paddletoe's blog Arguments with EO are not supposed to end like this. Getting EO to bow on the altar of an opposing argument is exceptionally rare. Congratulations Egner. ..paddletoe can be ref again..... ..come on EO...whats left in the locker..... ![]() ![]() |