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Should Corbyn remain as Labour leader?

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Should Corbyn remain as Labour leader?  

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  1. 1. Should Corbyn remain as Labour leader?


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I've got no problem with people not liking Corbyn or even hurling insults at him, I just think accusing people of racism and antisemitism without justification is disgusting, it's probably only one st

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He's not a leader. End of.   I voted for him on a ridiculous whim: the childish idea that it would shake up the establishment to force a non-establishment figure into the mainstream. Little did I i

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http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/jeremy-corbyn-speech-the-establishment-nhs-privisation-a7338186.html     Jeremy Corbyn's conference speech yesterday underlined exactly why he has been subjected

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46 minutes ago, Numero Veinticinco said:

It’s so fucking tiring for him to keep coming up. 

 

This latest thing of saying that Nato should be disbanded seems to have killed off his chances of rejoining the Labour benches once and for all. Maybe that was his intention, it's awful timing if it wasn't.

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Just now, Numero Veinticinco said:

I didn’t see him saying that recently? 

 

It's even mentioned in that article above.

 

“But Keir has suspended Jeremy Corbyn from the parliamentary Labour Party, and as you said yesterday, (he) just doesn’t see a way back for Mr Corbyn after not just the antisemitism, which is deplorable and which Keir is rooting out from our party, but also because of Mr Corbyn’s views and language on Nato on this programme just last week.”

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53 minutes ago, Numero Veinticinco said:

It’s so fucking tiring for him to keep coming up. 

A lot of it is signalling by the current Labour front bench to the press core and donors that they aren't going to 'rock the boat' I.e. impinge on their assets and holdings, by slagging off the previous leader who was aiming to do that to a minor degree.

 

The only issue with this is that you have to keep telling the public your organisation is shite, which may not be the best idea.

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It’s such an annoying thing to read. ‘The best way to bring about peace is stop all wars’. Well, yes. Technically correct. The best way to lower all cause mortality rates is for everyone to stop dying. It’s such a vacuous thing to say. I’d also like NATO to disband in this fantasy up topic where we ‘just all get along’. 

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44 minutes ago, Jairzinho said:

Labour should keep talking about Corbyn. It's fascinating and a winning formula.

 

Or alternatively find shadow ministers who'd answer fhe media question along the lines of..  'after seeing thousands of people die of covid whilst number 10 oversaw a culture of partying, yes he would've been far better for the country than Johnson'... then Reeves answer might not be blasted all over the Yorkshire red wall marginals tonight.

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