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What a jelly livered excuse of a man,when will he fucking wake up, he and his party lost the traditional Labour voters and yet he still chats his usual misguided shit.

Corr, binned *gasp*

He should have stuck to his long held Eurosceptic views & not bowed to establishment pressure. He's be on the winning side today.

A husk of a shell of a ghost of a man

Vote of No Confidence will be put forward by Margeret Hodge and Co. The knives are out for Mr. Scruffy Beardy Man.
Next Monday. Corbyn needs the backing of 38 Labour MPs to stay as leader which is unlikely.

Thought he had huge party support though. Possibly through it's members if not the MPs but would they be able to get rid that easily?

When you gotta go you gotta go. He had a great run and will surely be immortalised among the political heavyweight legends.

Well, we can almost guarantee that the Member for Hackney North won't be telling him to get on his bike.

My God - Margaret Hodge has aged!

Labour have to look to 2020. Is Corbyn electable ? A lot less now then he was a year ago.

I was mistaking her for Margaret Becket who looked 150 in the 80s and is surely dead now but apparently not

finchman wrote:What a jelly livered excuse of a man,when will he fucking wake up, he and his party lost the traditional Labour voters and yet he still chats his usual misguided shit.

Chat usual misguided shit,get banged!

The Ghost of Alex Higgins wrote:I was mistaking her for Margaret Becket who looked 150 in the 80s and is surely dead now but apparently not

Must have been a looker back in the day. Not anymore though and not since Billie Jean King didn't drink from the furry cup and saucer.

When will MPs realise they are there to represent the people,not impose their views on the people.

finchman wrote:When will MPs realise they are there to represent the people,not impose their views on the people.

^^ This.

They just don't get it and they won't till they're all voted out one by one and replaced with accountable representatives rather than public school socialist who want to rule rather than represent.
They think they're kings and they're not

finchman wrote:When will MPs realise they are there to represent the people,not impose their views on the people.

Unfortunately that is not strictly true, otherwise we would be having referendums every week. The people vote for the MPs who represent the party closest to their own political views, and have no choice to put trust in them to make and carry out policies which are a close as possible match to those views. Sometimes it doesn't work out as we would want it to, but that's life and that's the system.

I vote on basis of hairstyle

Zambo wrote:

finchman wrote:When will MPs realise they are there to represent the people,not impose their views on the people.

Unfortunately that is not strictly true, otherwise we would be having referendums every week. The people vote for the MPs who represent the party closest to their own political views, and have no choice to put trust in them to make and carry out policies which are a close as possible match to those views. Sometimes it doesn't work out as we would want it to, but that's life and that's the system.

I don't think that's strictly true either.

Many traditional working class Labour strongholds seem totally opposed to mass immigration yet the go out and vote for someone intent on flooding them with enrichment and diversity as well as every other minority cause under the sun rather than what they were designed for - working class jobs.

He's pulled out of Glastonbury, they're rioting near the pyramid stage. We want Jezza is the chant, Eavis is thinking about stopping the festival.

Simply unveil Brain Harveys as new Labour leader and get him to an hour-long rap about the world today an ting

What's the point of M Hodge challenging Corbyn ? It might make her feel better, a cat to kick, but he'll win hands down again

kancutlawns wrote:Thought he had huge party support though. Possibly through it's members if not the MPs but would they be able to get rid that easily?

I don't think the MPs would ever have picked him.......I don't know for certain what the procedure for electing him was but as you say, getting rid might be a hard job.

But Corbyn needs to go now along with Cameron.

He's sacked Hilary Benn

Another party tearing itself to pieces

Holden Mcgroyne wrote:He's sacked Hilary Benn

Another party tearing itself to pieces

Getting his retaliation in before he is chucked out I would wager, the Labour party are a fucking joke.