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Dr Theresa: "Mr Jip, i urge you to consider the blue pill. It ensures that you'll be strong and stable when it matters most."
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Dr Theresa: "Mr Jip, i urge you to consider the blue pill. It ensures that you can be strong and stable when it matters most."
Dr Theresa: "Mr Jip, i urge you to consider the blue pill. It ensures that you'll be strong and stable when it matters most."
Ah yes because nothing sums up Scottish Labour up more than the phrase "Fully embraced Corbyn since he took over the party." It is practically their slogan.How I recall the corbynistas saying Jez would win back the Scottish votes.
Which specific tax? It's late and my brain functioning at 50%.Thoughts on the Robin Hood tax Jip?
Andy Slaughter's red pill has seduced me.Dr Theresa: "Mr Jip, i urge you to consider the blue pill. It ensures that you'll be strong and stable when it matters most."
Corbyn had a -52 rating up there at the last check, -42 among 2015 scottish Labour voters.Ah yes because nothing sums up Scottish Labour up more than the phrase "Fully embraced Corbyn since he took over the party." It is practically their slogan.
The one Labour are proposing - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2017-39910293Which specific tax? It's late and my brain functioning at 50%.
Andy Slaughter's red pill has seduced me.
Well, if Brexit doesn't kill the City (and 12% of GDP), that will.Corbyn had a -52 rating up there at the last check, -42 among 2015 scottish Labour voters.
The one Labour are proposing - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2017-39910293
So presumably the leadership being openly anti-Corbyn has seen their vote share absolutely sky-rocket?Corbyn had a -52 rating up there at the last check, -42 among 2015 scottish Labour voters.
Figured so.Well, if Brexit doesn't kill the City (and 12% of GDP), that will.
No, they just went to the Tories instead.So presumably the leadership being openly anti-Corbyn has seen their vote share absolutely sky-rocket?
My suspicion is this election probably won't go quite as well for the Tories as most people expect. They, themselves, seem pretty concerned that the inevitability of their victory is not going to help them get the vote out.
I'm anticipating a moderate increase of majority for them.
A Tory MP told a girl to "f*** off back to Scotland" when she said she'd vote for independence if a second referendum was triggered.
James Heappey's outburst came as he addressed sixth-formers at the £12,000-a-year Millfield School in Somerset.
The Conservative, who is contesting the seat of Wells, asked the children for their views as they discussed the topic of Scottish independence. When one girl said she'd vote to leave the UK, Mr Heappey, 36, replied: "Why don't you f*** off back to Scotland?"
Seems like pretty shit leadership. I trust there is an PLP approved challenger already set to go and beat Dugdale in order to get the party back?No, they just went to the Tories instead.
I'm sure if she suffers a no confidence vote she'd do the honourable thing. Her ratings aren't as bad as Corbyn's but they're still pretty bad.Seems like pretty shit leadership. I trust there is an PLP approved challenger already set to go and beat Dugdale in order to get the party back?
How bizarre, a year was apparently more than long enough to fix a broken party this side of the border. She's been in the post up there since August 2015 and not a peep?I'm sure if she suffers a no confidence vote she'd do the honourable thing. Her ratings aren't as bad as Corbyn's but they're still pretty bad.
Well, given she's the 5th full time Scottish Labour leader in ten years, I'm not exactly sure you can accuse them of being unwilling to change.How bizarre, a year was apparently more than long enough to fix a broken party this side of the border. She's been in the post up there since August 2015 and not a peep?
Seems like the structure of the party and particularly the way candidates are chosen is flawed. But that can't be right because every time one of those 'loony Corbynites' suggests that they're accused of refusing to criticise the leader.Well, given she's the 5th full time Scottish Labour leader in ten years, I'm not exactly sure you can accuse them of being unwilling to change.
I agree and said as much earlier.Is it not just that the left votes SNP these days because they fancy independence and the right now actually feels it's okay to vote Tory cause Davidson is sufficiently human for them to get over Thatcher?
I think Labour's an irrelevance, more than a failure, in Scotland. There just isn't room for them.
Entirely predictable. Every idea needs a credible messenger.
Labour becoming a pointless party doesn't mean she should get any credit. If Kezia Dugdale wasn't leader you'd find the Tories still in third place. You can't say Ruth is responsible for that, especially since she was exactly the same person when the Tories were crapping the bed every year pre-2015. The media down south seemed to have made her out to be some kind of messiah but she gets regularly clowned in parliament by both SNP and Labour politicians.Why wouldn't she be credited with it? She gets the highest net favourables of any politician in Scotland, took the Tories above Labour in the Scottish elections last year and is more than likely about to take them to their highest number of seats in a general election there in 25 years.
Hi there.Dobba's posts are so bloody frustrating to read.
A free year off unpaid to care for a relative because they've completely gutted the actual services that could do that while you still worked? What a deal!
This journalism lark continues to be an absolute piece of piss.
Pretty sure they're too busy pointing out the fact he isn't a nurse and that he's working out of choice not because he's 'expected to'. But yes, he's the idiot...what an idiot... though no doubt his echo chamber of followers will say the right wing media stitched him up (and she works for the guardian)
Pretty sure they're too busy pointing out the fact he isn't a nurse and that he's working out of choice not because he's 'expected to'. But yes, he's the idiot...
Whilst May is more socially conservative than i would like to see in a PM, she could, if true to her pledges, actually introduce some good improvements for the workplace.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...leave-care-elderly-relatives-tory-government/
Still lacking some flesh on the bone here at present mind.
As for matters Labour - i just saw an new interview where Corbyn makes one of his classic communication cock-ups. It's the ITV one where he's asked if he considers himself if he considers himself to be wealthy. Couldn't answer the flippin question. It should have been a simple 'yes' and move on, yet evolved into protracted issue for no good reason.
you would hope he would stop dropping a bollock on simple questions though so his worshipers could try and turn around his approval ratings rather than moping up his mess? - or at least make it so that he is less disliked than the UKIP leader?
It's Andrew Murray? Blimey when I heard there was a communist running the campaign I thought it was Mandelson.Corbyn's reply about Andrew Murray today is so disingenuous I can't even bother laughing.
Just admitting you were wrong would probably have been easier, sun.
you would hope he would stop dropping a bollock on simple questions though so his worshipers could try and turn around his approval ratings rather than moping up his mess? - or at least make it so that he is less disliked than the UKIP leader?
Just admitting you were wrong would probably have been easier, sun.
Be fair, the man is both a MP and working as a nurse in his spare time. But hey good job on not 'detracting from his message' by spouting the same old shit.the man clearly has a history of own goals detracting from his message down to his own utter utter incompetence
I mean, he's a man in his late fifties who stopped being in the Communist party to join Labour last year, having said in 2015 that he'd be unable to do so because he's too firm in his communist principles. I think Mandelson was one in the 70s?It's Andrew Murray? Blimey when I heard there was a communist running the campaign I thought it was Mandelson.