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Old 09-06-2017, 10:04 AM #26
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No,leave her there, she is one of Labour's best assets.
Which is stunningly ironic when you consider they've been saying this about Corbyn​ all this time
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Which is stunningly ironic when you consider they've been saying this about Corbyn​ all this time
Yes, but they were wrong
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Anna Soubry absolutely tore May a new one early this morning.
soubry is an idiot, always has been, she barely kept her seat. She only back stabbed may because soubry was a remainer.
May has won, she is the prime minister with 57 seat majority, the tories had a very healthy 43% of the national vote which is higher than many of tony blairs wins and many other governments... the vast majority of labours 29 seat gain came from UKIP, Lib dems, SNP
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Like Corbyn clinging on to the Labour leadership you mean. How many calls were there for him to stand down after the last election? He just wouldn't go!
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Which is stunningly ironic when you consider they've been saying this about Corbyn​ all this time
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****ing Boris?!

I would have a lot more faith in the Tories without May at the helm mind. But my support means nothing given the soft spot I had for Cameron, and look how he turned out :S
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I would be pretty happy with Rudd.
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I would be pretty happy with Rudd.
She's too busy demanding recounts.
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Corbyn was told to resign by his party, and then voted to lead by his party? its not like he defiantly stayed on, he was wanted by most. May on the other hand...
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she won 44% of the vote. Larger than Blairs landslide in 97.
She is a superstar.
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she won 44% of the vote. Larger than Blairs landslide in 97.
She is a superstar.
This is because of losses to tertiary parties though; UKIP, LibDem and SNP.

Labour are sitting on 40% of the popular vote this election, the Tories in 97 were way down at 30%. You're comparing apples with oranges here.
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no she needs to step up now, lovely to see a female leader too
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Like Corbyn clinging on to the Labour leadership you mean. How many calls were there for him to stand down after the last election? He just wouldn't go!
What last election?... :/ Good job he didn't who else would've stirred the social heart of the country better than him?
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What last election?... :/ Good job he didn't who else would've stirred the social heart of the country better than him?
Things changed for him as they could for May. No one could have foreseen or would have believed that when so many wanted him to go.

Besides he was sold to the youngsters with tales of free uni fees and a lot more money in their pockets all round. Very tempting for young people who have no experience of Labour's history of broken promises. They were manipulated into voting for Labour by the Labour masses who were desperate to win.

Social heart my foot. Wish away.
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Things changed for him as they could for May. No one could have foreseen or would have believed that when so many wanted him to go.

Besides he was sold to the youngsters with tales of free uni fees and a lot more money in their pockets all round. Very tempting for young people who have no experience of Labour's history of broken promises. They were manipulated into voting for Labour by the Labour masses who were desperate to win.

Social heart my foot. Wish away.
This is true ,his own party wanted him gone ,he wouldn't shift and look what happened,anything can happen and people do tend to for get she won even after a poor manifesto,so no great achievement for Corbyn really,he should have walked it.
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No,leave her there, she is one of Labour's best assets.
With her will she,won't she,maybe,maybe not stance on major issues.
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