59.5%
mental lmao.
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59.5%
mental lmao.
Ah, he has. Fantastic result.
Whilst I do not agree with most of his politics, he is the change that Parliament needs. A true left wing party, fighting against a right wing party.
Brilliant news.
I love this. It's like the ghost of 1980s Labour has risen up but without the passion of Tony Benn and the intelligence of Michael Foot.
pass me that blunt bro.Quote:
Originally Posted by conservative
Whilst I would prefer a more right wing Tory party, I also don't want the BNP in power. Thx.Quote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
What exactly is remotely right wing about the Tory Party? I ask that genuinely as a firm right-winger.Quote:
Originally Posted by conservative
And the BNP are national socialist by any definition.
I'm pleased grassroots left-wingers now have a voice in parliament, I just wish the right had one too.
I'm not going to lie, I wasn't really a fan of any of them. But then again I wasn't exactly a fan of Ed Miliband as a person, so we'll see what happens. Certainly going to be interesting though.
First shadow cabinet resignation...
RIP New Labour, 1994 - 2015.Shadow minister Jamie Reed resigns as Corbyn speaks.
— Andrew Neil (@afneil) September 12, 2015
diane abbott rubbing her hands in glee and preparing her seat on the frontbench.
anyone know when we'll find out the new shadow cabinet?
Isn't Corbyn wanting to bring back elections to the shadow cabinet which I think were dropped a few years back?Quote:
Originally Posted by Inseriousity.
And Diane Abbott, jesus christ imagine. Talk about token of the century.
#JEZWECAN