Theresa May is more popular than Jeremy Corbyn for the first time since the election
 

as the Labour leader's ratings plummet after Salisbury and the anti-Semitism scandal

• Jeremy Corbyn's popularity has fallen in the past months, YouGov poll finds
• Theresa May's popularity has risen amid praise of her handling of Salisbury
• Findings come as Labour leader critiscised for failing tackle anti-Semitism

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The hating the jews thing not playing well with the GBP it seems?

even at her worst she is a much better PM than Jeremy could ever be, and events prove that.

Its depressing that that’s a graph from +20 to -50

Labour pulled a great election campaign but Jeremy is not squeaky clean and it was all bound to come out at some point.

Not surprised. The real tragedy is that the public get shafted by having no viable opposition.

between the two, who would realistically vote for Corbyn

the answer is

some kids

only

The picture of May :laugh:

Is she laughing or crying at this news. I can't tell. :laugh: Blink if you need our help, May.

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If there is ever a politics theme in the ava contest, I claim dibs on a remake...

Yer ,e iz a leg end

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Maybe that's an excercise to develop a backbone.:joker:

She is having an enjoyable orgasm, mustered by the burŕowing tongue of jacob reece mogg....

Or so she thought, i think she has maybe looked down and saw jeremy slurrping away , "can i be the cat therresa"

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:laugh: nice one smudgie,hope it works

:clap1::clap1::clap1: SUCCINT & TRUE.

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Because the polls are always accurate :fan:

that graph really does paint a dismal picture... surely "less unpopular" would be more accurate than "more popular" :umm2:

I think it's more of a battle of unpopularity than popularity.

And also let's give May a chance first, we haven't seen her campaign at the next Election yet.:joker:

What you want to ask yourself though LT is why are most young people on Corbyn's side over May's? Don't forget the younger generations are the future of this country and the fact that she doesn't get them on side is not just a worry for her, but a worry for the Tory party in the future.

The government have today allocated 75 million toward clinical trials for prostrate cancer also several million for art etc in schools ,so it may look on the surface as they don't do much ,but they do what they can with the funds they have.but things like that don't get reported much,just the negative stuff.:wavey:

Some

most cant be arsed to vote. Youthful idealism is just that and always will be so. The Tories are about business and economy and that is not something that you tend to get until your 30s in a general sense

The UK has always had a low tolerance for anti-Semitism. Joe public threw Mosley and his Blackshirts out of Cable Street in the 30s, and they won't stand for Labour trying it on now.

Both trash

Pretty much!

Funny that because they loved it when the Mail were doing it to Milliband.... :/

Im no Tory despite being raised in a staunch Tory home ,but nothing would make me vote Corbyn ,not only because of his leanings but because of other Mps ( Abbott et al ) and his new committee member Izzard

probably best to provide a link and evidence rather than just a claim?

They derided Milliband NOT because he was Jewish but because he was a HOPELESS PRAT of a POLITICIAN.

Nope... Why don't you do a bit of research and get back to me on this?

no, why dont you back up your claim with evidence first


you made the claim

now prove it

that's not so difficult Theresa is a better leader than Corbyn ever will be

i remember Milliband on a live debate saying that he would not go in to coalition with anyone ... which is ok ... and then went on to say .... even if it meant he lost the election ... and that was the moment he lost all credibility and the election ... hopeless prat

:laugh: I remember that too, BOTS - and he is a hopeless prat.

I never understood why they chose him over the other brother who seemed to be much more self assured and together. :shrug:

No matter how it's dressed up the Tories have lost popularity over the last few decades, if this was in the 80's for example I honestly don't believe that Corbyn would stand a cat in hell's chance against May as Labour was out of fashion at that point in the country and it wouldn't even be close, and imo that's because the Tories way of trying to get the Economy going is to punish select groups rather than punish everyone (I know that punish isn't really the word that I'm looking for but I can't think of it right now so it's a good substitute word) I also don't think that the younger generations will be on their side if they keep behaving so negative either and come off as so hateful towards the younger generations.

They did an article on his dead Father just to try and humiliate him.

who did and how do you know the motivation behind it?

The younger generation will get older don't forget and if the Tories carry on running the country like this then I don't see them doing to well with the future of this country.