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Will Corbyn resign if Labour lose the election?
Will Corbyn resign if Labour lose the election?
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McDonnell was terrible all day trying to pick positives from the carnage.
Reasonable night for the SNP but utterly fantastic one for the Tories. Said this elsewhere, big Agnes could be on his way out. Hope he takes a few more with him. |
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I smile when the pundits compare last night's results and say it could be much different in June.It sure will be,last night Labourwas shored up by some excellent councillors who have worked hard to keep their vote up,next month will be more of straight May or Corbyn focus and it could be a rout.
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Corbyn has said he will not give up the leadership (
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Confirmed : Corbyn says he WON'T resign as Party Leader even if Labour lose this election.
(As predicted by myself as far back as two years ago). . https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2017/may/09/general-election-2017-corbyn-leader-labour-loses-may-energy-cap-politics-live |
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I've said it many times before. Corbyn is not interested in power,he just wants to smash the Labour Party to pieces and hope that when the bits fall to the floor him and his minority movement get to keep the piece with the "Labour" name on it.
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Corbyn will only resign when he is instructed to by his boss McDonnell who is leader in all but name.
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If he doesn't resign after a crushing loss, I would imagine NEW NEW Labour will have to form.
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He's just said in Manchester that he wants to ruin the Tory Party in four weeks time. Looks like he's going for the double.
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Labour votes
1997 - 13,518,167 (43.2%) 2001 - 10,724,953 (40.7%) 2005 - 9,567,589 (35.2%) 2010 - 8,606,518 (29%) 2015 - 9,347,326 (30.4) expect 7 million MAX.  |
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But hang on a minute…. aren't Corbyn and his chums offering the 'Socialism' that this country have CRAVED all these years?
Remember Callaghan, Foot, Kinnock (twice), Brown and Miliband all lost because they weren't offering the Socialism that the voter wanted? Surely this is now the PROPER Socialism that is going to 'transform the country'? |
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The unions won't let Corbyn resign - whatever the future circumstances.
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'New' labour with tim fallon's party
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*farron
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Milliband lost 26 seats in 2015. 10%. (258 to 232 seats).
If Corbyn lost 30 seats that could be regarded as ok. |
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Only a matter of time before David Miliband is invited back from USA to save the party from disintegrating. He has stood apart from it all and isnt tainted by the mutual backstabbing.
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if he loses he's gone
if he wins he's gone, replaced by none other than Mr Tony Blair. imo |
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don't do that spot
I won't be able sleep tonight now!!! |