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She's one of the most disliked politicians in the country, if anything it helps him
seriously though, I saw these comments recently...I’m no Clinton fan (not by a long stretch) and appreciate there’s no love lost between the pair but bizarre to be so critical when Trumps the alternative ! (if Saunders chosen). Brutal !
Hillary Clinton says 'nobody likes' Bernie Sanders and won't commit to backing him if he's the Democratic nominee - CNNPolitics
She's one of the most disliked politicians in the country, if anything it helps him
appreciate that but some of the specifics will be easy for Trump to jump on
seriously though, I saw these comments recently...I’m no Clinton fan (not by a long stretch) and appreciate there’s no love lost between the pair but bizarre to be so critical when Trumps the alternative ! (if Saunders chosen). Brutal !
Hillary Clinton says 'nobody likes' Bernie Sanders and won't commit to backing him if he's the Democratic nominee - CNNPolitics
I know some Americans who will prefer trump to him even though they despise him
Sanders is viewed as a pariah in a lot of America
You really are poor at data interpretation
Meh
Morning Consult: The 2020 U.S. Election
Trump got 3 million fewer votes against the most unpopular Democrat in decades. Against one of the most popular with no corruption or elitism to fire at he's in trouble
He used to live in Israel I think but that hasn't stopped people labelling him anti-Semitic.The fact he’s Jewish won’t matter.
He at least appears to be calling it out directly as bullshit from what I’ve seen.He used to live in Israel I think but that hasn't stopped people labelling him anti-Semitic.
Nandy on LBC if anyone’s interested. Come across well so far
Starmer would be my first choice followed by Nandy.She came across well, credible and just sounded normal ! (as bizarre as that sounds it’s pretty rare in politics these days !)
Starmer would be my first choice followed by Nandy.
With respect it was about much more than the Brexit vote as to why Labour lost the election, to continue to blame Brexit for the defeat is not looking at the big picture as to they the defeat was so significant. Not sure I can agree that listneing to middle class voters equals listeing to the PV's campaign either.
Starmer would be my first choice followed by Nandy.
Labour go on about Brexit as if it is a 'thing' that is out of their control, nothing to do with them. It wasn't Brexit that scuppered Labour it was their Brexit policy that did it. It was shit. The vote and debacle that followed at Conference was the final straw.
Or even the parliamentary MPs. Totally destructive fighting each other rather than the Tories.Im flip flopping but think I’ll end up Nandy then Starmer. Would be happy with either TBF. Would also want either to step down if it’s clear the public aren’t taking to them.
Same here. Starmer all the way. Not too keen on Nandy as she voted with the Government, basically trying to placate her constituents and keep her job. There were many MPs, who bravely told their constituents that they weren't going to vote for a Tory ideology that would make them all poorer. Nandy, didn't do that. Still, she would be a thousand times better than RLB.
I will vote Ian Murray for deputy, although it will be Rayner, I would imagine. As long as Burgon is nowhere near.
Or even the parliamentary MPs. Totally destructive fighting each other rather than the Tories.
I actually meant the leader should go if they don't have the support of the parliamentary MPs.Nah, that's just an excuse Corbyn and his acolytes come up with. The Tories were tearing themselves apart over Brexit and Johnson threw 20 of them out, yet they still destroyed Corbyn at the ballot.
There's that report from Gwynne and the tosser Lavery whereby they blame the worse defeat in 85 years on Brexit, the media and other Labour MPs. It's this level of delusion that plays into Johnson's hands.
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The EU: In, out, shake it all about....
Backing Gezza never a good idea. Beagle welfare would be ideal
I actually meant the leader should go if they don't have the support of the parliamentary MPs.
However it does work the other way as well and some MPs behaved shamefully, in my opinion, in trying to sabotage Corbyn from the very beginning.
I think most voters overlooked his past, it was his ridiculously unbelievable election promises that sank him.He sabotaged himself. Or rather his dodgy past did. Useless.
I think most voters overlooked his past, it was his ridiculously unbelievable election promises that sank him.
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I don't know about that. A combination of many things, but to try and make out he wasn't a problem for voters is delusional.
No no worries. Thanks. You need to blame BSB as I’d forgot all about it!
I think most voters overlooked his past, it was his ridiculously unbelievable election promises that sank him.
But even Boris wasn't stupid enough to promise to buy a house for every homeless person and compensate every woman of mrs dutchman's age with £37,000.Thank God we voted in a guy with a track record in honesty
But even Boris wasn't stupid enough to promise to buy a house for every homeless person and compensate every woman of mrs dutchman's age with £37,000.
I didn't necessarily disagree with Corbyn's policies I just didn't think they were realistic or achievable and neither did much of the electorate according to the election result.
But even Boris wasn't stupid enough to promise to buy a house for every homeless person and compensate every woman of mrs dutchman's age with £37,000.
I didn't necessarily disagree with Corbyn's policies I just didn't think they were realistic or achievable and neither did much of the electorate according to the election result.
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