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Or perhaps they'll go for Jeremy's Labour - a bit like Bruce's Price Is Right etc. It would be fitting, it's run like a game show anyway - a never ending stream of excited backbenchers running down to join the front row to guess the cost of 10,000 new policemen or 20,000 refugees.
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Let comrade Jezzer keep it. The brand is now toxic beyond repair.
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'Sane Labour' might be a possible runner, to help the new lot distinguish itself from Sinn Corbyn, Macca the Marxist, and Countdown's new numbers girl Diane.
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Probably the one that the Daily Mail and Murdoch approve of , and the rest of the Capitalist Establishment want to.
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It was founded on the back of, and with the support of, the trade union movement. That no longer exists in workable numbers. A busted flush.
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if Labour doesn't win with old time socialism it's dead.
we didn't want Tory lite. why continue with anything else? what can they offer but a red square - vote alternative party to the one in office. |
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No such dilemma with the Conservatives eh ?
You know exactly what you get if you vote Tory. And if you do vote Tory on June 8th, ( and they win). If you're not wealthy, you've no one else to blame but yourself, for the effect on your life over the next 5 years. |
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Next 20 years you mean. If Labour bomb this time around and split in two they're fecked for a generation. The funniest thing is you have Red Ed to thank for the dire situation, he changed the rules never dreaming it would let Jezbollah through the door!
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Labour are now a joke of a party. |
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What do you disagree with what's in their Manifesto ?
Where do you think the UK has benefited these past years,from having the Tories in power ? |
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You cannot have uncontrolled migration and then set spending as government.
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Michael Fallon: "I don’t recall any party in Syria
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That's the sign of a great party!
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