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Old 26-02-2017, 02:12 PM #35
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Erm... because you can't have two majorities. And the majority of Labour members voted for Corbyn while Labour voters continue to turn away from the party.
Again.... why did the majority voters if they were so disenfranchised vote for a different leader when the opportunity arose?

Let's not get carried away with the turning away, they won Stoke remember, there was only a 6.7% shift in Copeland. The foreshadowing in the media is premature.

http://uk.businessinsider.com/conser...oughton-2017-2
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