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Corbyn's 'policies' are more laughable and unrealistic then the Green party's. He'll be be lucky to make 18 months
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Rob Shepherd says...
"Well to be fair he hasn't done anything but pick a cabinet yet, and have the full weight of the right wing press against him.
Mud is being flung around, nothing new there, whether it sticks will be the real test for Corbyn."
Agree with this completely, although I must point out that I don't agree with the press doing their thing. The problem is that people are (maybe rightly) making assumptions on policy positions based on what he and colleagues have said in the past.
It won't be long until he will have no choice but to articulate policy positions on everything. That's the time to have a crack if you disagree, leave him alone for now.
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Si Wooldridge
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Si Wooldridge says...
"The problem is that people are (maybe rightly) making assumptions on policy positions based on what he and colleagues have said in the past."
That's the tabloids for ya. s*** sticks, and having a newly elected leader of the 'opposition' that has labelled himself as an IRA sympathiser, someone who wants to give up on Northern Ireland, and the Falklands, sacrifice our nuclear safety, and also get around a table with the Taliban over tea and biscuits, is nothing but miles and miles of gutters to trawl.
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Anyone listen to PMQ's.
Corbyn thinks he's hosting a radio phone in and Cameron get's the easiest of easy rides.
Pathetic. May as well get the questions sorted by the office, print out the top six and get the office temp to read them out while he has a coffee.
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I used to be with it, but then they changed what `it` was.
Now, what I`m with isn`t it, and what`s `it` seems weird and scary
It was slightly bizarre, more so by Corbyn thanking the PM after each answer.
Just reminds me of Ed Milliband's Hampstead Heath speech...
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Si Wooldridge
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