brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
Gotta say that polling looks well dodge. UKIP plunge after Paris?
Corbyn & Cabinet in the Media
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Artaxerxes
Look out, he's got a gnu!
UKIP have been dead since the election, only occasionally bubbling up to mutter about the EU
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
Yes, but that number was significantly lower than other comparable polling.
And no doubt Mr Umunna didn't contradict the interviewer at all?
No surprise at all if not.
J Ed
Follow Back Pro Expropriation
The Corbyn bias really is making the BBC start to look like our own RT
nino_savatte
No pasaran!
They had the bully and sex pest, John Reid, in the Today Programme studio this morning and rather predictably, Montagu asked him a Corbyn-related question towards the end of the 'interview'. Who gives a shit what he thinks? He's yesterday's man. He's also done rather well for himself since leaving the Commons and taking a seat in the Lords. He heads up a think-tank at UCL and sits on the boards of a few 'security' firms.
JimW
支那暗杀团
Just seen this linked on Twitter, even Tory boy Robinson has noticed:
Nick Robinson tackles anti-Corbyn bias at the BBC - Spectator Blogs
redsquirrel
This Machine Kills Progressives
How is 12-15% dead, one (out of line) poll hardly indicates a collapse. They've probably lost a % or two but they are not dead by any means.
agricola
a genuine importer of owls
And no doubt Mr Umunna didn't contradict the interviewer at all?
No surprise at all if not.
The Daily Politics had John Mann on the other day, and asked him what he thought about Corbyn.
gimesumtruf
pedant fodder
Unless Corbyn grows a main stream political brain he is going down the pan. Power, even for good use is not gained by naive tactics and dreams .
DrRingDing
'anti-human wanker'
He lack a combative side. IS have finished him off.
Artaxerxes
Look out, he's got a gnu!
Well they've certainly lost there spot as media darlings even if polls still there, all behaving themselves fairly well, enough to keep Soviet Corbyn.stories in the limelight
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
Why, what did he say?
cantsin
Well-Known Member
i think it's this kneejerk reponse to Corbyn / whats going on, that's naive tbh
ska invita
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pure shit stirring
Flanflinger
Well-Known Member
pure shit stirring
So he's going to be ousted by a hedgehog.
) is far worse than the above IMO 
ItWillNeverWork
Messy Crimbobs, fellow humans.
Looking at the polls over time it seems that the election of Corbyn has had no impact whatsoever on peoples' voting intentions. No-one gives a shit about what the papers harp on about, and why would they? People vote according to how they feel about their day-to-day experiences; Corbyn can't do anything about that. The real test for Labour will come when the next recession bites, and voters begin to question whether Osborne is really as economically competent as he pretends to be.
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ska invita
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the graph on UK PollingReport doesnt paint that picture at all UK Polling Report
then again im confused by their graph as the poll breakdown below shows it to be neck and neck
Survey End Date CON (%) LAB (%) LD (%) UKIP (%) Grn (%) Con Lead
Survation/Mirror 2015-05-05 33 34 9 16 4 -1
YouGov/Sun 2015-05-04 33 33 10 12 5 0
YouGov/Sun 2015-05-03 34 33 9 12 5 1
Ashcroft/ 2015-05-03 32 30 11 12 7 2
Populus/ 2015-05-03 34 34 10 13 5 0
YouGov/Sunday Times 2015-05-02 34 33 8 13 5 1
Survation/Mail on Sunday 2015-05-02 31 34 8 17 4 -3
Survation/Mirror 2015-05-01 33 34 9 16 3 -1
YouGov/Sun 2015-05-01 33 34 8 14 5 -1
pure shit stirring
Cant be that secret, the newspapers know.
redsquirrel
This Machine Kills Progressives
Look at the dates on those polls. The the longterm graph hasn't been undated since the election.
Yes how dare ordinary members dictate policy, that should be for the PLP.
gimesumtruf
pedant fodder
If you think he is running the party well and is control, then fine he doesn't have to say anything.
If he is not running the party well and his track record up to now is not stellar; has he got the time or political skill to carry out his programme?
Bernie Gunther
Fundamentalist Druid
Or alternatively, the present situation illustrates how unfit the Labour party currently is for representing the political interests of anyone but the privileged twats of the PLP, their mates in the London media and the collection of dodgy millionaires who fund their careers and cocaine habits.
Bernie Gunther
Fundamentalist Druid
Nicely illustrates my previous comment.
Jeremiah18.17
Well-Known Member
It is what could be expected from the craven Atlanticist. What is interesting is where he talks about how Corbynism will be stopped - helpfully exposing the wedge issues that the establishment will try to use to divide the coalition of young and older activists.
butchersapron
Bring back hanging
As pointed out, that is pre-election data. Since Corbyn has become leader both parties have stayed roughly the same on average (tory slightly up, labour down by 1%). But there is an 8-9% gap between them. If they were neck and neck this soon after an election that labour had so decisively lost Corbyn would be being called a miracle worker not a disaster.
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gosub
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Survey End DateCON (%)LAB (%)LD (%)UKIP (%)Grn (%)Con Lead
ska invita
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ah yeah... it was late last night 
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