butchersapron
Bring back hanging
Cryer should, of course, turn down the no confidence motion on grounds of its frivolous and vexatious nature.
Jeremy Corbyn's time is up
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cantsin
Well-Known Member
ta, and PLP only vote if it does ?
butchersapron
Bring back hanging
On the no confidence motion. Not on the next leader. The game begins again then.
If it does go to a leadership election, do they still need 35 MPs to nominate those standing? If so, would Corbyn manage that?
That they're even thinking about going through all this again shows the utter contempt these MPs have for their membership. (Guess that's nothing new but you'd think that given the massive kicking they've just had this would be the last thing they'd be thinking of. Still, career and Blairite nonsense trumps the party/membership every time I guess.)
That they're even thinking about going through all this again shows the utter contempt these MPs have for their membership. (Guess that's nothing new but you'd think that given the massive kicking they've just had this would be the last thing they'd be thinking of. Still, career and Blairite nonsense trumps the party/membership every time I guess.)
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belboid
Exasperated, not angry.
That's the big debate, or one of them, even the MP's dont seem to be sure. tbh, even if he does need 35, he should get them, the likes of Burnham who is clever enough to know this wont do anyone any favours. Although, of course, if it was the will of the members, Andy would also be prepared to take up the mantle...
There is some danger to Corbyn, I've spoken with various people who voted for him but are pissed off with the way he led during the campaign. They could be talked around, but it is quite possible that that is simply because they'd had enough of discussing depressing politics by then and just wanted to drink.
There is some danger to Corbyn, I've spoken with various people who voted for him but are pissed off with the way he led during the campaign. They could be talked around, but it is quite possible that that is simply because they'd had enough of discussing depressing politics by then and just wanted to drink.
nino_savatte
No pasaran!
Like the Lexit argument, Corbyn's case was drowned out by the sound of Tories and Kippers screaming at each other. The media focussed almost exclusively on that and little else.
But who do you propose should be party leader? Chucky? Reeves? The Major? Stephen Doughty?
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
Gisela Gschaider Stuart?
Libertad
Sparking up a rollie in the Reichstag
He didn't lead during the campaign, that was Alan Johnson's job.
Can't recall seeing/hearing a great deal of Alan Johnson during the campaign...
bi0boy
Power User
He led Labour during the campaign, as opposed to leading Labour's campaign.
bi0boy
Power User
Corbyn's case was quite blatantly "meh". He should either have not taken a position, or been more strongly for in or out.
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
Maybe should have said this is a vote on which wing of the tory party you wish to lead us up to the next general election, nasty and dim or nastier and dimmer
Libertad
Sparking up a rollie in the Reichstag
Quite.
Bernie Gunther
Fundamentalist Druid
I wonder if 'Mad Frankie' Field will run on a 'can't believe I'm not UKIP' platform?
Assuming the PLP scrag Corbyn and force a leadership contest.
Assuming the PLP scrag Corbyn and force a leadership contest.
belboid
Exasperated, not angry.
The shits are gathering - EXCLUSIVE Labour frontbenchers in resignation threat in Jeremy Corbyn coup
TBF, it wouldn't have mattered what position Corbyn had taken or the level of enthusiasm shown, the Blairite lot would've still had it in for him.
nino_savatte
No pasaran!
Gott, hilfe mich!
Rob Ray
Weight is meaningless
Mildly entertaining, the Graun's making a big deal about a "heckler" shouting at Corbyn today.
Jeremy Corbyn tells Pride heckler 'I did all I could' to campaign against Brexit
That would be Labour right activist and Kendall-supporter Tom Mauchline, who wrote this hilarious analysis of why she'd lost back in August. What is it with Blairites shouting at people these days?
Jeremy Corbyn tells Pride heckler 'I did all I could' to campaign against Brexit
That would be Labour right activist and Kendall-supporter Tom Mauchline, who wrote this hilarious analysis of why she'd lost back in August. What is it with Blairites shouting at people these days?
nino_savatte
No pasaran!
Nonetheless, he was still drowned out by screaming right-wing prima donnas. Furthermore, the media were already gearing up for the inevitable 'blame Corbyn' line during the campaign. These cunts move in slow motion and they telegraph their every move.
Doctor Carrot
Marxist Henchman
A Kendall supporter is he? Haha that's fucking priceless! Yeah because that's what people want in the Labour party. These pricks need to realise they've had their time. If he gets ousted by them then surely the Labour party are about as useful as the lib dems.
gosub
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again the snap election worry. Who are the 50 Labour MPs that would want a snap election?
belboid
Exasperated, not angry.
they'd be happy if it helped get rid of Corbyn. Another election imminently will be necessary, they could even come back with the good old 'this is more important than party politics' nonsense
gosub
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I meant General Election. Needs 100 opposition MPs on board to call I think 50 SNP MP's would say bring it on.
It is more important than party politics which is why I'd be weary of turkeys voting for Xmas so they can be replaced by potentially out of their depth UKIPers
sheothebudworths
Up the bum - no babies!!!
kazza007
Bunned
Corbyn has to go. Labour are unelectable with him at the helm. I don't doubt his principles, but his leadership is weak and crumbling. Rapidly losing support and confidence of his MPs. Slow off the mark for remain, he could barely hide his real opinion for wanting to be out of the EU. Lost many voters to ukip and brexit in recent times in traditional labour heartlands. Time's up, jezza. No idea who an ideal replacement could be, but as mentioned earlier , if labour can't capitalise from an increasingly fractured Tory , then they're fucked for a long while.
sheothebudworths
Up the bum - no babies!!!
ItWillNeverWork
Messy Crimbobs, fellow humans.
How do you think ex-Labour voters and Leave supporters will be persuaded to vote Labour again? Who can offer this platform?
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