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why do you keep hearing "if Labour get in at the next General Election"
as if....a party of freaks |
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You sound worried
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Latest Party membership figures :
According to the latest available estimates from political parties’ head offices, press releases and media estimates: The Labour Party has around 515,000 members, as of July 2016. The Conservative Party had 149,800 members as of December 2013, the latest available estimate published by CCHQ. The Scottish National Party has around 120,000 members, as of July 2016. The Liberal Democrat Party has 76,000 members, as of July 2016. The Green Party (England and Wales) has 55,500 members, as of July 2016. UKIP has around 39,000 members, as of July 2016. The Plaid Cymru has 8,273 members, as of July 2016. |
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It's not a nice thought - as short as 3/1 to win the next GE
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ZERO chance of them winning next election. Corbyns views on immigration mean their odds hould be 10000000/1
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leader of the "working class" party but never worked a day in his life.
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These speeches don't write themselves !
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need immigration to keep the NHS going
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Need to stop the Health Tourists.
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singing THE RED FLAG
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...and JERUSALEM !
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No bets placed on Jeremy Corbyn at 10/1 to be the next Prime Minister at Ladbrokes during speech
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Phillip Green was knighted under Labour
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covered every base ,huge box of frogs to keep quiet
ra ra ra ,croak |
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If they didn't have the NHS to reel out regards immigration they wood be foooked.
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He's probably got about 5 million votes already, mostly in existing Labour strongholds. Depending on how / if the redefining of electoral boundaries goes ahead before the next election, they will almost certainly not lose any of their existing, inner city seats, no matter how much spin and bluster UKIP put in on 'stealing the working class Labour vote'.
He's then got to get into traditional Tory / middle England / 'Dagenham' constituencies. I doubt Labour have a cat in hell's chance of winning over the 'traditional' middle class vote in those areas. Their only opportunity will be to mobilise youngsters who have not voted in these constituencies, which is a tough 'ask' but realistically, Labours best chance of getting close to power. .....which is very far from being a 10000000/1 shot |
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if you're having a punt don't go for any of the odds offered by the scum filth pandora63 it's a welcher
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All use ISLAMAPHONES will be swept aside by the Khan comrades. We already have London, Birmingham, Leicester and Luton.
Use all better convert quickly. ALLI BA BA!!!! |
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Islamophobes....surely ?
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Just watching bits of his speech on the news!
the blokes an absolute comedy show |
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when you look at the crowd/supporters you know its a special type
of wrong-un that supports him  |
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Yes, damn those supporters of the dis-advantaged !
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they've just had their conference in peace and quiet and been allowed to get on with it. The tories have got theirs coming up soon, yet the Momentum/Militant brownshirts are planning on disrupting it and holding mass protests at the venue.
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The Leopard 28 Sep 16 22:53
Yes, damn those supporters of the dis-advantaged ! Leopard do you think the Labour party could run the country from an economic point of view ? |
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You have to hand it to Corbyn for one thing. This persona of niceness and honesty that so may have swallowed whilst running the most threatening and intimidating party in decades takes some doing.
His followers even blamed Branson when Corbyn was shown to be a blatant liar and immediately started threatening to nationalize Bransons company. I do think though that Corbyn is merely the mouthpiece for McDonnell and if they could alter the rules to allow Mcdonnell to stand Corbyn would vanish pretty quickly. |
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I'll take that as a no then |
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You'd be wrong then.....it's a yes !
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This John MacDonnell can count up to 100 while keeping his socks on !
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'....."The bankers want him to fail, as do the businessmen who finance the modern Labour Party. The mass media are enemies. The BBC has abandoned its traditional neutrality over what it calls ‘Left-wing Jeremy Corbyn’ (why doesn’t it refer to ‘Right-wing David Cameron/ Theresa May’?)
Tony Blair and his supporters hate Corbyn. Having failed to prevent his meteoric rise, they and their apologists in the London media establishment are now plotting his downfall. Britain’s morally bankrupt security establishment — the very same that duped the Blair government into an insane war against Iraq — despises Corbyn. One serving British Army general disgracefully talks of disobeying his commands if he becomes Prime Minister, raising the dreadful spectre of a military coup....' Obviously omitted to state that the Betfair Chit Chat Forum dim brains don't rate him either ! |
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This 'dim-brain' doesn't
A very adept and consummate politician |
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Glen O'Hara @gsoh31 Today's Ipsos-Mori on new boundaries, for (v dark) fun: Con maj 141, #Labour down on just 160 seats.  |
