[Kazanne]

Why doesn't Corbyn just go,he must know he is not a popular leader,Labour might do really well if he went.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Why doesn't Corbyn just go,he must know he is not a popular leader,Labour might do really well if he went.

Charlie Fairhead from Casualty has survived several heart attacks, a decapitation, a couple of shootings and a drug overdose.

Sometimes they just don't leave.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Charlie Fairhead from Casualty has survived several heart attacks, a decapitation, a couple of shootings and a drug overdose.

Sometimes they just don't leave.

Like a turd that wont flush

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Like a turd that wont flush

Yup, just like a poomerang.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Why doesn't Corbyn just go,he must know he is not a popular leader,Labour might do really well if he went.

Because he was voted in twice

[BBDodge]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Why doesn't Corbyn just go,he must know he is not a popular leader,Labour might do really well if he went.

Quite. He lost the last election. Doing less worse than expected doesn't make him a worthy leader.

Labour will lose the next election if he stays, no matter how big a mess the Tories make.

[arista]

Originally Posted by BBDodge

Quite. He lost the last election. Doing less worse than expected doesn't make him a worthy leader.

Labour will lose the next election if he stays, no matter how big a mess the Tories make.

Yes he lost the Last Election
but made the Conservatives
then had to buy the DUP 's help
as it was a close Hung Parliament.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes he lost the Last Election
but made the Conservatives
then had to buy the DUP 's help
as it was a close Hung Parliament.

There was a small window of time when Corbyn looked like a credible leader - if the snap election had been instant, Labour would have been wiped out. If it was held now (without the previous one having happened) they'd take a beating.

But somehow, Corbyn grew a shiny halo that just lasted long enough for the snap election to not totally suck for him.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

There was a small window of time when Corbyn looked like a credible leader - if the snap election had been instant, Labour would have been wiped out. If it was held now (without the previous one having happened) they'd take a beating.

But somehow, Corbyn grew a shiny halo that just lasted long enough for the snap election to not totally suck for him.

SDP all over again
These 7 back benches - do not matter




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[user104658]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

But somehow, Corbyn grew a shiny halo that just lasted long enough for the snap election to not totally suck for him.

I'm pretty sure that "somehow" was the Tory party being in incompetent chaos with constant infighting and bickering, and a leader fighting for something that she was campaigning against a year earlier. It's not really a mystery .