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Those who represented the party in the media didn't help - Emily Thornberry comes off as the sneering elite, Dianne Abbott is an "exceptional individual", Jess Phillips is a shrill crybaby... The only likeable ones we see much of are Sir Kier, and the woman who usually sits next to Corbyn at PMQs. |
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Corbyn was appalling on brexit from the start, trying to play it down the middle pissed off everyone The hand wringing campaign was 100% truthful. By any measure the NHS is in a state now compared to when the tories took over, waiting times, funding, and all the professional organisations backed this up. The willingness of people to accept foreigners as the root cause rather than a right wing ideology os the problem. Labour ran a positive campaign about the things they wanted to do, tories ran from scrutiny, Johnson literally hiding in fridges and taking journo's phones off them to avoid looking at a sick child lying on a hospital floor. The nationalisation ideas are extremely popular in national polling of people on all sides. They didn't know what they were voting for - Farag said Johnsons Brexit was brexit in name only, Johnson said he had the perfect brexit. If 2 of the main players can't agree on what it actually is, then how can you expect 17m people to all know what it is? |
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And when I was a kid I thought they were saying "I've lost my horse" and was like "Not again surely." |
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He is looking for someone he wants to take over. |
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You were wrong on Labour Leave Voters |
This country is it's worst enemy! :oh::crazy: , goodbye hopes and dreams.
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This result came as a shock to a lot of people. Like the Brexit result came as a shock. My theory on this is that, the people who make the most noise are the hard Left. Anyone thinking of voting Tory has to wade through an ocean of negative comment, insinuations that they're a bit simple... I've virtually given up talking about politics on here. I've been branded a bigot, been told I'm anti-Muslim (I'm anti-terrorist, that's quite different), you only have to read through the comments following the count last night to see the angle at which the hard Left approaches elections.
It's done now. Labour's biggest mistake was to back Corbyn. Hopefully, they'll choose someone now who has a chance of making a strong opposition, because without a strong opposition the Tories have free reign. |
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Islamaphobia has won :(
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I'm not denying that there is Islamaphobia within the Tory party, the difference is that I believe it will be addressed by the Conservatives in a way Anti-Semitism never was by Labour. We'll see, won't we. |
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Tired of being told I'm stupid. |
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they are not no they are not brexit is a process not a thing it is |
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calling England "Far Right" she is wrong |
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