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dannyboy
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Because people love no deal Brexit.
Probably because Labour are all over the gaff as well mate, and are just as much divided as the Tory's are over Brexit.
At the end of the day Parliament as a whole is a laughing stock (that's why the EU can just sit back and not worry) Corbyn, Johnson etc are a waste of space.
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tonyhorne
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Because Blair filled the parliamentary party full of second-rate Tories. There is very little to choose between them...
Says the drink driver.
gonetomorrow
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Corbyn is like an old fellow with haemorrhoids at the dispatch box sometimes. He goes on and on and frequently trips over his words. I can't help thinking a more quick-witted orator could have scored more points off the government.
Billy Dean
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He has his faults, but how anyone can think he's worse than what we've had for the last 9 years is beyond me. I mean who in their right mind would prefer Johnson as PM to him?
Two thirds of the population I'd say.
Corbyn is an electoral liability and labour need him moved on if they ever want power again.
magicjuan
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And if they had would it have been reported fairly in the media therefore affecting people's voting intentions?
No, didn't think ao.
davek
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Johnson's net satisfaction rating is -5.
Any half credible opposition would be running away with it. Polls over the last fortnight have a ten point lead.
They may well be wrong, but even if they are a bit out, the point stands that labour should be walking an upcoming election. But I see no way they can win.
tsubaki
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Do we really have to do this every election? Corbyn is rubbish, they'll get trounced, any decent opposition would wipe the floor with these... what do you mean there isn't a decent opposition to be had?
davek
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That wasn't under consideration.Whereas Corbyn is, of couses, wildly popular?
Yes we do. He's shown nothing to suggest he's going to ever win an election. Until he does then the question remains. 25% in the polls is not good. Even if he's actually on 30% in reality (more likely imo), that's still not good at all.
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