Current Affairs 2017 General Election

[Tubey]

Boom!!!!!

That is better from Corbyn. Play the man in this instance, not the ball.

 

[davek]

https://www.gov.uk/government/speec...-the-qatar-uk-trade-and-investment-conference

Thats the problem we have right there. High ranking Tories like him bending the knee and supplying arms to Qatar and the Saudis to then hand over to our enemies who then try and kill us with them.

Fox and May should resign and face an inquiry into their role in weakening our protection and supplying arms indirectly to our enemies.

 

[davek]

That is better from Corbyn. Play the man in this instance, not the ball.

I'd throw the kitchen sink at them now. Social care and security.

 

[TheBlueGibbon]

https://www.gov.uk/government/speec...-the-qatar-uk-trade-and-investment-conference

Thats the problem we have right there. High ranking Tories like him bending the knee and supplying arms to Qatar and the Saudis to then hand over to our enemies who then try and kill us with them.

Fox and May should resign and face an inquiry into their role in weakening our protection and supplying arms indirectly to our enemies.

It's good for industry though...

 

[davek]

It's good for industry though...

Oh yeah, and her. Jolly hockey sticks Rudd.

 

[Chewbacca]

That Karen Bradley interview with Piers Morgan was actually worse than anything Abbott has done. Horrifying.

The Tories have systematically hung themselves for this election for no reason whatsoever.

No reason? BREXIT is going to be a monumental car crash an I reckon they don't want it to happen on their watch.

 

[Tubey]

I'd throw the kitchen sink at them now. Social care and security.

As I said last night, just don't leave your chin in the air when doing it.

By all means question why the "party of law and order" cut 20,000 jobs, but the manner of doing it is important - don't say Labour would have kept them, as it leaves you open to the counter hook of "and paid for it how?" - instead, simply wonder out loud why the Tories did it and leave what Labour would have done out of it.

Corbyn has done it perfectly by calling for her resignation. Yesterday, he did not.

This is spot on.



Now he has the security ball in the net and the media are running with it for him, he should double back and go to town on the Dementia Tax.

 

[davek]

Boris Johnson made a speech just now imploring May to end police cuts.

They've capitulated. May and her team have fallen apart. The media have lost control of the message for them.

 

[davek]

As I said last night, just don't leave your chin in the air when doing it.

By all means question why the "party of law and order" cut 20,000 jobs, but the manner of doing it is important - don't say Labour would have kept them, as it leaves you open to the counter hook of "and paid for it how?" - instead, simply wonder out loud why the Tories did it and leave what Labour would have done out of it.

Corbyn has done it perfectly by calling for her resignation. Yesterday, he did not.

This is spot on.



Now he has the security ball in the net and the media are running with it for him, he should double back and go to town on the Dementia Tax.

Amazing that Labour are ending the campaign strongly on....security!

 

[TheBlueGibbon]

Boris Johnson made a speech just now imploring May to end police cuts.

They've capitulated. May and her team have fallen apart. The media have lost control of the message for them.

Link? Sounds like Boris is planning his leadership challenge again.

 

[Tubey]

Amazing that Labour are ending the campaign strongly on....security!

Corbyn's ran a cracking campaign. I'm not a fan to put it mildly, but he's done an incredible job, and it's spot on to say he's done it entirely without the aid of the PLP.

Fair play to him. Hope he loses, got to be honest, but fair play to him.

 

[ashwuk76]

Link? Sounds like Boris is planning his leadership challenge again.

I predicted Boris would be waiting for May to fail, the sharks are circling....

Corbyn has run an awesome campaign, I know not all have liked him, but I have from the very start. He has done this pretty much without any support of the PLP who have basically been a bunch of self serving cowards IMO.

The Cabinet (I can but hope) will be VERY interesting, and no matter the result the PLP have to respect him now for what he has already achieved.

 

[Tubey]

I predicted Boris would be waiting for May to fail, the sharks are circling....

Corbyn has run an awesome campaign, I know not all have liked him, but I have from the very start. He has done this pretty much without any support of the PLP who have basically been a bunch of self serving cowards IMO.

The Cabinet (I can but hope) will be VERY interesting, and no matter the result the PLP have to respect him now for what he has already achieved.

Not quite mate. They support Labour, but not Corbyn's Labour. They're not serving themselves - they're serving what they feel is the best interests of their constituents by having a different, more electorally credible Labour.

Who knows, they might be wrong, but we'll see at the GE. If the Tories win handsomely, Corbyn must go.

 

[Zezti]

 

[ashwuk76]

Not quite mate. They support Labour, but not Corbyn's Labour. They're not serving themselves - they're serving what they feel is the best interests of their constituents by having a different, more electorally credible Labour.

Who knows, they might be wrong, but we'll see at the GE. If the Tories win handsomely, Corbyn must go.

But most of their constituents have been seeing Corbyn in their droves... I think the PLP have seriously misjudged their own people.

I honestly do no think its gonna be a landslide, more likely a hung parliament and i can hope a slim labour win.....