are the others even trying?There is only one who seems to be filling halls across the country and that's Corbyn.
are the others even trying?There is only one who seems to be filling halls across the country and that's Corbyn.
are the others even trying?
I suspect those likely pictures are the reason why none of the others attempting a similar tour. It'd be like those photos from that East 17 gig that were doing the rounds last month...I'd love to see the pictures when Liz Kendall books a 1000-capacity hall for her supporters to come and see her.
they should hold webinar hustings and stock the chat room box with millions of sock puppets
If it all goes wrong on September 12, then Labour will need to be saved urgently. If Jeremy Corbyn is Michael Foot, then Tom Watson is Neil Kinnock. There is no alternative.
I was considering Watson until I read that article...
Stella Creasy. A decent campaigner and organiser (which is the basis on which Watson is winning) but a bit better politically. hardly brilliant, but better than the other shower of shite.Actaully - yeah - whos best to vote for in the deputy elections? Not Caroline Flint is about as far I know.
how's he going to fit in digging a canal?watsons had his sentence commuted from wall to re-education for his work on the historic child abuse cases,but he's still getting a long long sentence
I suspect those likely pictures are the reason why none of the others attempting a similar tour. It'd be like those photos from that East 17 gig that were doing the rounds last month...
"We're all right"! (repeat 3 times).Neil kinnock who lost the election disastrously
This won't go down well with the Bliarites.
"He is reviled by many in the party, and his supporters are in decline as a new generation of Labour MPs has entered Parliament, rejecting Mr Blair and the way he tried to rid their party of its left-wing elements."
In full
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-33849764
Do they care? Genuine question as I don't pay enough attention to know - do the right-wingers in the Labour party who're always described as 'Blairites' actually give a shit about him as an individual?
In my experience, yes. Many of them genuinely see him as a heroic figure.Do they care? Genuine question as I don't pay enough attention to know - do the right-wingers in the Labour party who're always described as 'Blairites' actually give a shit about him as an individual?
not the best of moves- for anyone paying attention to him and wavering hearing him admit that 'even if we could win on a left platform I wouldn't want to' must have made a few minds up. he was confirming what we all know, they'd rather be in opposition than be led from the left. For all the talk of how corbyn is the Wrecker, they've all flat out admitted they'd rather tank the party electorally than have him in.Enough to disinter him for a round of Wot I Fink About Jezza, not enough to defend him when people call him a war criminal.
yup, those Kendalites - the 10% - still think the sun shines our of his arse. Iraq was all worth it, and Kazakhstan? Well, its only a job, innit? Look what a good job he made out of bringing Gadaffi in from the coldIn my experience, yes. Many of them genuinely see him as a heroic figure.
not the best of moves
yup, those Kendalites - the 10% - still think the sun shines our of his arse. Iraq was all worth it, and Kazakhstan? Well, its only a job, innit? Look what a good job he made out of bringing Gadaffi in from the cold
More disturbingly to me are thee 'soft' Blairites who say things like 'okay in retrospect the Iraq War wasn't the best idea but it wasn't a war crime/at least we got rid of Saddam/you left-wing purists need to get over it' etc
If you can't even inspire your own party, how on Earth are you going to inspire the unconvinced?But the obvious point is that there are two elections going on here.
First, the election to Labour leadership which is dependent on the Labour franchise.
Second, the general election to Prime Minister which is dependent on the UK franchise.
They are quite different things.