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[The binman chronicles]

Isn't he now actively pursuing 'someone else's' way?
She doesn't even listen to her own cabinet. I do wonder what his expectations where though.

Whatever happened Corbyn has committed another unnecessary faux pas. He should be like a rock in a storm in all of this but I have seen pillars of sand that look more stable.

 

[orchard]

Whatever happened Corbyn has committed another unnecessary faux pas. He should be like a rock in a storm in all of this but I have seen pillars of sand that look more stable.

It would have been much easier to just to sit in the meeting than create the perception he has though, i wouldn't waste my time on more of her bs, especially when there is work to be done.

 

[The binman chronicles]

It would have been much easier to just to sit in the meeting than create the perception he has though, i wouldn't waste my time on more of her bs, especially when there is work to be done.

I don't disagree that probably it goes all in one ear and out the other with her. But if you don't try or make it look like you have tried then blame is going to be shared when it really should stop at her door.

 

[orchard]

I don't disagree that probably it goes all in one ear and out the other with her. But if you don't try or make it look like you have tried then blame is going to be shared when it really should stop at her door.

Reality is more important than perceptions, especially now, time will tell if he was prioritising something more substantial over a meaningless meeting.

 

[Blue 1]

Hamas and the IRA are fine, but Chuka not. C'mon, there's no way to spin this as in any way statesmanlike. It was petty at a time of crisis for the country.

Aye, I was just trying to have a laugh about it Bruce, not spin anything.

The whole thing is beyond stupid.

The sooner May and Corbyn are gone the better.

Umunna is a prick though, that much is real talk lol

 

[Tubey]

When does the point arrive when Corbyn's devotees look at his nonsense and think "you know, maybe I backed the wrong horse here."

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Glad Corbyn walked, because those who stayed appear to emboldened May into that speech, in which she hid behind Parliament, a disgusting weak Prime Minister, not worth sharing the same air.

 

[LEONARD]

The Conservatives are in the middle of a civil war, and are led by 'dead in the water' PM .

Why then are Labour still behind in most polls?

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

The Conservatives are in the middle of a civil war, and are led by 'dead in the water' PM .

Why then are Labour still behind in most polls?

Tories and their polls when will they ever learn...

 

[roydo]

The Conservatives are in the middle of a civil war, and are led by 'dead in the water' PM .

Why then are Labour still behind in most polls?

Dunno. But maybe the great unwashed havnt really heard much from Corbyn on Brexit. Like May has been a disaster, but the repeated open nets presented to him gave all been fluffed.

 

[edge]

The Conservatives are in the middle of a civil war, and are led by 'dead in the water' PM .

Why then are Labour still behind in most polls?

No real appeal to anybody not a traditional labour supporter or a uni activist sadly.

 

[peteblue]

When does the point arrive when Corbyn's devotees look at his nonsense and think "you know, maybe I backed the wrong horse here."

This guy would have been better.....

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

When does the point arrive when Corbyn's devotees look at his nonsense and think "you know, maybe I backed the wrong horse here."

We are all Everton!

 

[Bruce Wayne]

 

[davek]

The Conservatives are in the middle of a civil war, and are led by 'dead in the water' PM .

Why then are Labour still behind in most polls?

They're not. Labour had a lead of 4 points in last weekend's poll.

But they mean nothing anyway.