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Angela Eagle has achieved the impossible.
Angela Eagle has achieved the impossible.
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Surely its about priorities
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JC shows up politics for what it is, a manipulation of the masses where spin and euphemism is a 'dark art' of deception and the majority buy it.
He isnt well liked as he doesnt fit into the expected career politician mould, but thats a good thing imo. He will continue to win each vote he's put in for while the greedy continue to dip bread and backslap thinking that while there is a scapegoat their actions dont have consequences. |
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If Theresa May is true to her word she could reverse the cuts to labour councils which has crippled local social care this is money for the elderly , the frail , day centres for those with mental illness and learning disabilities which have been crushed by tory cuts
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For what its worth I think the Eagle woman has done a reasonable job in daily parliamentary business, she has stood up well when asking questions of government.
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Corbyn lost his integrity not pointing the Labour Party to Leave the EU.
He didn't represent the working class with that decision. He sold out Hilary Benn. The UK working class want representation as it is they who vote in a GE. Jeremy wants to represent the global impoverished. You can't help everyone. The needs to be priority. |
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whilst ordinary people have suffered the most under austerity forced to pay the price for the casino style wild gambling of the square mile and wall street
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Anxious.
If Labour do not get their house in order pretty damn quickly, installing credible left wing candidates to the front bench instead of the clowns currently in residence, your worst fears will undoubtedly come to pass regards a resurgence of the Blairites in the party. Why you persist in arguing otherwise is a mystery. |
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The immigration issue is totally different , yes everybody knows there is a problem and yes I agree Jeremy has not handled it well ,but he not lost his integrity far from it he is a very honest decent human being
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Pork , why do you not give the man a chance he has been leader for 1 year and the membership has increased by about 80 thousand so he has done well in reaching out to the public
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I think this present crisis has been triggered by the EU referendum and all the hysteria and mayhem surrounding it
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Because everyone knows under his leadership the Labour Party will never form a government, and for that reason they are not offering effective opposition.
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Its some of the Labour mps who have shown disloyalty and their motives should be questioned
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They don't like him or his beliefs , so if they are not prepared to accept the result do you run off and start crying , its themselves who have created the trouble
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Some? Nearly all of them, surely?
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No its the Blairites who have started the trouble if they are so upset why do they not join the tory party they would be at home there
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The majority of them are not Socialists in fact they are not even Social Democrats
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General Elections are won/lost over centre ground though anxious. That is were most lives are
People want balance and the Tories do that better than Labour. The Tories have upped the national living wage Increase tax allowance Increasing free child care. Corbyn's suggestions seem counter productive. Ending capitalism is like killing the goose. |
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Is Angela Eagle a Blairite, then?
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The attack on the 'square mile' is not fair.
The financial sector which is across the UK (not just in London) has brought billions of wealth to this nation over many decades. Brown loved it because of the taxes that could be spent schools, welfare etc. To criticise the 'banks' for the crisis is ok if you also give them credit for all the wealth they have also created. |
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I would not say she is a Blairite but she has been persuaded to fall into their camp
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Fickle, you mean? Or just untrustworthy and disloyal?
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Injera once you give the markets free rein they will run wild
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She has been untrustworthy yes , in fact she has been silly but she has been conned
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You only have to look at the likes of mandleson , reid , blunkett , Campbell etc they are all sticking the knife in now from their comfortable seats in the Lords all stuffing themselves with a cushy number seriously you could not make it up
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Kinnock another one his family have made about 10 million from the EU, its a complete joke and they call themselves Soicialits
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They are the troublemakers not Jeremy Corbyn
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Injera once you give the markets free rein they will run wild
...Agreed sir. Deregulation of lending/borrowing was utter madness. It led to the house price boom that cripples households and those longing for a place of their own. |
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but he not lost his integrity far from it he is a very honest decent human being
anyone who has boned Flabbott has no integrity (or standards) |
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Please don't go there
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no chance but you would
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anxious would pay for it
and Abbot would not declare it |
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The Mash contends that Eddie the Eagle would be more electable. Have to admit they may have a point.
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Angela Eagle resembles a nervous Badger trying to cross the road.
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Crazy fred, anxious would still be loyal to a labour mp who was a serial killer imo.
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