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May is a standard tactician with political skills. Just savvier than amateurs like Cameron.
You cannot, in all sincerity, present before the nation, Corbyn as Prime Minister, John McDonnell as Chancellor, Diane Abbott as Home Secretary and Emily Thornberry as Foreign Secretary, and expect to be taken seriously. How do those poor Labour parliamentary candidates present that as a decent option on the doorstep. It's an impossible job.
I get that a great many Labour supporters want to distance themselves from the Blair era, but there has to be a better alternative than the Momentum mob. Yes, this is no longer the party of Blair, but it is also no longer the party of Attlee, Wilson or Callaghan.
Wake up, grow up, and get serious about governing Britain, or you are just going to let the Tories totally and utterly dominate.
I'd like to see a Liberal revival too, but there is a long way to go on that front.
Quite. May is effective I'll give her that but I found her slimy evasion to commit either way on Brexit until it had played out and she could see how the cards fell to be just the sort of standard cynical career politician technique we are all supposed to be voting against these days. Similarly her refusal to debate on telly. If you want to cash in on the own goal that is Corbyn then at least have the bottle to go toe to toe with him. Even spineless Cameron did that and Ed Milliband was leagues better than hapless Jez.
The notion that she's the new Maggie is risible. She's more cut from the same self serving cloth as nauseating worms like Cameron and Osborne.
Mind you look at the Tory front bench: hunt, gove and boris. Two sociopaths and an idiot riding high on his old school British act.
Comment of the week. Lovely stuff.
Diane Abbott must be a sleeper agent from Conservative Central Office. There can be no other explanation (other than the fact that she slept with Corbyn back in the day, but it's almost dinner time and I don't want to dwell on that).
Gove was Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice after that. May and Gove didn't get on so it wasn't all that surprising that he wasn't appointed to her new Cabinet in July 2016. Maybe he'll get another chance after the General Election?
I voted for Corbyn as leader, not becuase he is a great politician but his leadership would lead to a genuine choice. The Labour policies at least provide a genuine alternative rather than a rehash of the Blarite middle ground.
I think Cons will win by around 80 seats but at least the nation had the option to vote for a left wing alternative.
Unfortunately the media assassination of Corbyn will no doubt see the Tories return.
May is making it all about Brexit because it's all she's got and you have to wonder why she mentioned about fox hunting surely an ill advised comment to make during an election?
I'd love to see a moment that wipes the smiles of a number of people on this thread but it won't happen but I'm not convinced that it will be the landslide some are predicting.
Corbyn isn't convincing people and that is the problem but I trust him more than May, she's like Margaret Thatcher's warmed up corpse but with none of the courage and personality and I can't stand Thatcher.
Can someone please rename this 'The Socialist Worker, Return to the 70s and Diane Abbott for Home Secretary Thread.'
Abbott is an embarrassment but no more that Elitist wanker Boris Johnson, might have fooled most he's harmless as Uncle Bulgaria but anyone with any intelligence can see this man doesn't give a shit about anyone but his own kind.
You vote for the Tories then you deserve what you get.
Everyone wants that, they just disagree on how to attain it, and in what ways it is right for the government to get involved.
As it stands, Labour are losing the centre ground, and portions of their party are fragmenting. Before you even get to policy differences you have to leap over the first hurdle of competence. Whether fair or not, Corbyn (and his front bench which is not exactly glistening with talent) is struggling with this. Blame the media if you must, but you cannot keep inflicting wounds on yourself and gifting your opponents open goals.
1) Why the hell would you vote for Corbyn...seriously ?
2)Never going to happen for a LONG time after warmonger Blair and 'lets sell all our gold on the cheap and i WASNT even elected' Brown.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/may/13/gina-miller-interview-article-50-brexit-tactical-voting
If you can't be arsed to read it all just scroll down to the last couple of paragraphs.
I always thought she was a half decent looking bird. Glad to see dear old Maurice agreed.
The question is which film was she in do we think? Given she's 52 now it must be be pre the LTK hiatus I would say. 18 max (probably 17) during the making of OP would be a bit young and 30 for GE a bit old so it looks like AVTAK or one of the Daltons. I probably need to do some pause button research. Finally a reason to watch that crappy extras disc from the bluray with all the main titles back to back.
Intriguingly she seems to suggest in the final paragraph that for some reason EON has asked her not to reveal which film. I can't really see why it matters to them.
I've nothing against women over 30 but this is Bondian opening sequence chauvinistic pulchritude we're talking here!
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/samantha-bond-backs-lib-dems-in-general-election-and-slams-unelectable-jeremy-corbyn_uk_5918a134e4b0fe039b356096
If you really think there's no way the UK (and/or EU) Politicians can change the outcome of the referendum vote from last year, you may be in for a surprise.
Some very strange and somewhat damaging policies in their manifesto.
Well if the UK Supreme Court, the House of Commons and the House of Lords couldn't manage it I don't think the rest will be much of a challenge to Brexit!
It already looks like she is going to blame the internet (lazy and dumb) and longer sentences (genius for suicide bombers)