[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Not having the gift of the gab does not make her weak. Her strengths lie elsewhere. Corbyn has always been a weak orator which is why he lost the last election. He has improved this time round because he has more to prove.

What?... He was't leader then

[Brillopad]

I find it hard to stomach someone like Corbyn condemn terrorist attacks when his open door policies will let in a lot more terrorists. If that happens his policies will be directly responsible for future attacks and deAths. The two are directly related.

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

I find it hard to stomach someone like Corbyn condemn terrorist attacks when his open door policies will let in a lot more terrorists. If that happens his policies will be directly responsible for future attacks and deAths. The two are directly related.

Ah, old hat to Jeremy, he likes to rub shoulders with terrorists anyhow.
He will be inviting the scum to afternoon tea given the chance.

[Brother Leon]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

I find it hard to stomach someone like Corbyn condemn terrorist attacks when his open door policies will let in a lot more terrorists. If that happens his policies will be directly responsible for future attacks and deAths. The two are directly related.

It's hard to stomach any condemnation from our country considering the training and funds we provided those very same terrorists...

[King Gizzard]

She's the prime minister, it's literally in the mandate to be a good speaker/debater

*facepalm*

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Nathan

She's the prime minister, it's literally in the mandate to be a good speaker/debater

*facepalm*

Neither is Corbyn. Blair was a good orator, look how that worked out. There are many skills that are required - speaking is only one of them.

[Kizzy]

It's her face it does weird things when she's trying to appear genuine... it's really rather disturbing.
You can also tell she's lying from her tone for a tory politician she's a **** liar...

[Brillopad]

Never trust a man who keeps blinking when he speaks. Interesting to know what a behaviourist makes of that. I think it would suggest a lack of openness and honesty.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Never trust a man who keeps blinking when he speaks. Interesting to know what a behaviourist makes of that. I think it would suggest a lack of openness and honesty.

Like this does?...

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Like this does?...

Hmmmm, but I must say, he has a sexy look about him.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Like this does?...

I prefer the middle ground than either extreme.

[MB.]

I too would rather a leader who never blinks

[smudgie]

Ok, how many of the audience told porkies and said they were voting Tory or undecided.
Like Tories would cheer Corbyn saying how many supporters his party have, same as why would the undecided.
Mockery

[Kazanne]

[Brother Leon]

Proud to be a believer in Corbyn and the leadership he has shown this Campaign.

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by Brother Leon

Proud to be a believer in Corbyn and the leadership he has shown this Campaign.

Me too. He makes me proud to be British.

[DemolitionRed]

Well that went well. For everyone except the Rudd that is!

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

Well that went well. For everyone except the Rudd that is!

Who are you trying to kid - she was the best speaker there.

[Withano]

Tbf, excessive blinking is one of the best anti-labour arguments I've seen on here

[Northern Monkey]

Idk i'd say the Green lady was a stand out for me.She did well.Farron also spoke well imo.
Corbyn did just ok imo.Did'nt quite take his chance to show himself maybe.
Rudd for me was far more impressive on Marr the other day.She held her own but was lacklustre from previous performances.She was better than May would've been.

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

Idk i'd say the Green lady was a stand out for me.She did well.Farron also spoke well imo.
Corbyn did just ok imo.Did'nt quite take his chance to show himself maybe.
Rudd for me was far more impressive on Marr the other day.She held her own but was lacklustre from previous performances.She was better than May would've been.

In fairness to Rudd, her farther died less than 48 hours before she was on air. She should never of stood in as the sacrificial lamb.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

In fairness to Rudd, her farther died less than 48 hours before she was on air. She should never of stood in as the sacrificial lamb.

She wanted to do it as she said her father would have wanted her to,but kudos to her for holding it together.

[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

In fairness to Rudd, her farther died less than 48 hours before she was on air. She should never of stood in as the sacrificial lamb.

I didn't know that.
Fair play to her.Although you'd think May might've gone in and done it considering the circumstances

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

I didn't know that.
Fair play to her.Although you'd think May might've gone in and done it considering the circumstances

Yes, it shouldn't of been her. There were a few times last night when I thought she was going to cry and there was one camera close up where she looked to be in another world. To people who didn't know, that looked like Tory weakness.

As much as I don't like the Tory party, I think it was very unfair to put her on such a tough platform so soon after losing her dad.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

I didn't know that.
Fair play to her.Although you'd think May might've gone in and done it considering the circumstances

May will never do a debate. it would be too easy to blow her up since she comes undone if anyone pushes her to talk about specifics. Catchphrases won't work in a debate scenario.