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Why Is Corbyn Any Different?
Why Is Corbyn Any Different?
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she doesnt
. http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/sep/14/jeremy-corbyn-labour-shadow-cabinet-in-full |
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Apologies. I saw an article which said she was going to be given a position and assumed that had happened. Assumption made an ass of me.
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Wonder what he thinks of this decision by his new shadow cabinet colleague? Oh yes, one law for us, another for the rest of you.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/diane-abbott-i-sent-my-son-to-private-230293 |
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How long will it be before a child cries out 'But he isn't wearing anything at all' and Corbyn and co are seen for what they are.... the Emperors OLD/new clothes.
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As you probably assumed EO ,my question was a rhetorical one !
Never trust the DT !  |
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btf
Don't be silly |
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Facts, what do you think about the appointment of "Four legs good, two legs better" Abbott to the shadow cabinet?
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Rhetorical questions are the most delicious and nourishing to the soul Facts.
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Foinavon
I don't have a problem with her appointment. |
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Fine, Corbyn can do no wrong during his honeymoon period. I might ask you again when the gloss has worn off.
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You won't have long to wait Foinavon, it will be a media turkey shoot.
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With McDonnell and Abbott in the shadow what can go wrong.
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Too many clowns not enough circuses, so they flock to labour, clowns, acrobats, trapeze acts, tightrope walkers, jugglers, unicyclists, Welcome to Jezzas shadow show. Have any of them realized there's no safety nets for the the high acts.
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Even if we just focus on Corbyn, McDonnell and Abbott then worrying times could lie ahead although tbf I don't think there is a hope in hell of them ever getting voted into government.
But let's just say they do what could we really expect. All 3 embrace terrorism but especially those at odds with the UK. All 3 want an open door policy to migrants. All 3 are in favour of cutting spending on defence with Corbyn going one better and calling for the army to be abolished. As I said earlier, what can go wrong. |
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Forty years plus in politics and his biggest achievement is chair of a local planning department.He was a friend of Milliband senior yet Ed gave him zilch.I cant understand how he has managed to stay so far below the radar whilst no-one noticed him nurturing the vision that they now believe will lead them all to glory.Emperor without clothes solves the puzzle.
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corbyn brought up in 7 bedroom house' yew tree manor ' went to prep school ( 7k/yr ) wow ,imagine that in late 60s/70s.
. can labour not have someone from normal background leading the party ? |
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That was my whole point why has labour allowed the likes of him in the party in the first place.
He has nothing in common with the working man. |
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100-1 to become leader when he entered the contest, so it would be presumptuous to conclude that this could not be translated to the wider electorate. Although I'm obviously worried about some of his ideas and agree with several comments above. But easy to see why he has connected with a lot of people. And the more the media attacks Corbyn, the more popular he becomes.
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morpteh mackem
16 Sep 15 08:47 corbyn brought up in 7 bedroom house' yew tree manor ' went to prep school ( 7k/yr ) wow ,imagine that in late 60s/70s. . can labour not have someone from normal background leading the party Yes Dan Jarvis will be I backed him at 25s after election when he said he wouldn't stand now 6/1fav he would appeal to a huge spectrum of voters,his only problem is that he's not full of any fakery which the thickos in this country seem to like.You could almost say he's too normal and decent,lacks a bit of charisma but abnormally decent person to be an mp... |