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By *abio OP Man
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
oooh chuka umunna officially joins the lib dems....
word is heidi allen and sarah wooleston are not going to be far behind...
and depending on the tory leadership contest... you could see half a dozen tories defect.......
ooooh...... |
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"oooh chuka umunna officially joins the lib dems....
word is heidi allen and sarah wooleston are not going to be far behind...
and depending on the tory leadership contest... you could see half a dozen tories defect.......
ooooh......"
Wouldn't surprise me if Dominic Grieve is one of them..
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By *abio OP Man
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"oooh chuka umunna officially joins the lib dems....
word is heidi allen and sarah wooleston are not going to be far behind...
and depending on the tory leadership contest... you could see half a dozen tories defect.......
ooooh......
Wouldn't surprise me if Dominic Grieve is one of them..
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i reckon i could name a few....
philip lee and justine greening for a start, if it wasn't for disagreeing on brexit nick boles would almost be the perfect lib dem mp.....
I'm still think i could name a few labour mp's who would make thejump.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"oooh chuka umunna officially joins the lib dems....
word is heidi allen and sarah wooleston are not going to be far behind...
and depending on the tory leadership contest... you could see half a dozen tories defect.......
ooooh......
Wouldn't surprise me if Dominic Grieve is one of them..
i reckon i could name a few....
philip lee and justine greening for a start, if it wasn't for disagreeing on brexit nick boles would almost be the perfect lib dem mp.....
I'm still think i could name a few labour mp's who would make thejump...."
yvette cooper?
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"oooh chuka umunna officially joins the lib dems....
word is heidi allen and sarah wooleston are not going to be far behind...
and depending on the tory leadership contest... you could see half a dozen tories defect.......
ooooh......"
Chuka Umanna is just another desperate has been trying to hang on to the gravy train of politics! One minute he is a labour MP then he starts his own party and when that goes down the plug hole he joins the Liberal Democrats, that tells you a lot about the man!Where does he belong? Hardly the sort of man I would want to be represented by, give him another 12 months he will have been through all the other political parties and be in the Monster Raving Loony Party!  |
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"oooh chuka umunna officially joins the lib dems....
word is heidi allen and sarah wooleston are not going to be far behind...
and depending on the tory leadership contest... you could see half a dozen tories defect.......
ooooh......
Chuka Umanna is just another desperate has been trying to hang on to the gravy train of politics! One minute he is a labour MP then he starts his own party and when that goes down the plug hole he joins the Liberal Democrats, that tells you a lot about the man!Where does he belong? Hardly the sort of man I would want to be represented by, give him another 12 months he will have been through all the other political parties and be in the Monster Raving Loony Party! "
He is a guy who no longer wanted to be in the Labour party. Change UK didn't work out as he hoped so joined Lib Dems which tbh, he should have done in the first place. Doubt we will see him leave the Lib Dems any time soon. |
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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago
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The centre ground is there for the taking.
It's where elections are won and lost.
Farage is dragging the Tories further and further to the right.
Labour's policies may be popular but their leader is perceived through the media to be a cross between Stalin and Hitler.
Just as the world is moving from bipolar to multipolar, so too is British politics.
I can see the Brexit Party and the Liberal Democrats carving huge chunks out out of the traditional left/right vote-share in England.
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By *ave 42Man
over a year ago
pontefract |
"oooh chuka umunna officially joins the lib dems....
word is heidi allen and sarah wooleston are not going to be far behind...
and depending on the tory leadership contest... you could see half a dozen tories defect.......
ooooh......
Chuka Umanna is just another desperate has been trying to hang on to the gravy train of politics! One minute he is a labour MP then he starts his own party and when that goes down the plug hole he joins the Liberal Democrats, that tells you a lot about the man!Where does he belong? Hardly the sort of man I would want to be represented by, give him another 12 months he will have been through all the other political parties and be in the Monster Raving Loony Party!
He is a guy who no longer wanted to be in the Labour party. Change UK didn't work out as he hoped so joined Lib Dems which tbh, he should have done in the first place. Doubt we will see him leave the Lib Dems any time soon."
maybe he needs to sit a bi election first
he was elected as a Labour MP |
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over a year ago
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Still no word on a by-election though.
This man is a total hypocrite.
When Douglass Carswell left the conservatives to join UKIP, he triggered a by-election.
When Zac Goldsmith left the Conservatives to go independent (over his objection to Heathrow expansion), he triggered a by-election.
Chuka though, while pushing for a 2nd EU referendum (because we didn't vote the way he wanted us to), claiming that we have a right to change our minds, still won't give his constituents that same right.
Probably because he knows that he'll lose |
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over a year ago
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"Still no word on a by-election though.
This man is a total hypocrite.
When Douglass Carswell left the conservatives to join UKIP, he triggered a by-election.
When Zac Goldsmith left the Conservatives to go independent (over his objection to Heathrow expansion), he triggered a by-election.
Chuka though, while pushing for a 2nd EU referendum (because we didn't vote the way he wanted us to), claiming that we have a right to change our minds, still won't give his constituents that same right.
Probably because he knows that he'll lose"
A hypocrite in parliament...  you mean like the next PM boris |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Jo Swinson is my elected MP however, she spends more time in London than up here in her own constituency.
This is a young lady who claims expenses for a shed in her parents garden, claims it’s her constitutional home.
She only won her affluent seat by a small majority as the local Tories, what’s left of them, didn’t want SNP to win so voted Lib-Dem.
Her local council was won by the Nationalists who then walked out.
We still don’t have an elected local council
So Ms Swinson and her cohorts can do one at the next elections
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38,000 constituents of Streatham voted Labour, and won with a majority of 26,000.
They are now represented by a LibDem MP in the chamber.
Do you think it was the party or the man they voted for?
Will he still be the MP for Streatham after the next GE?
Is it right he continues? |
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"38,000 constituents of Streatham voted Labour, and won with a majority of 26,000.
They are now represented by a LibDem MP in the chamber.
Do you think it was the party or the man they voted for?
Will he still be the MP for Streatham after the next GE?
Is it right he continues?"
I doubt any of his constituents know what party he is in these days as he seems to change parties more often than his underpants! A true rat who jumped ship from Labour to his own party and when that quickly went belly up he joins the Liberals, not the sort of person you would want watching your back!  |
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"He as zero credibility left now he should pack politics in altogether now look for a job iv heard aldi are hireing
Lol,I doubt they would want his sour face on the checkouts! "
Start in Aldi on Monday and by Thursday would be in Lidl |
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"38,000 constituents of Streatham voted Labour, and won with a majority of 26,000.
They are now represented by a LibDem MP in the chamber.
Do you think it was the party or the man they voted for?
Will he still be the MP for Streatham after the next GE?
Is it right he continues?
I doubt any of his constituents know what party he is in these days as he seems to change parties more often than his underpants! A true rat who jumped ship from Labour to his own party and when that quickly went belly up he joins the Liberals, not the sort of person you would want watching your back! "
You have completely avoided the points that were raised and in particular the one about people voting for the party or the man.
He got 68.5% of the vote which was up 15.5%. Did the Labour party get that kind of a swing at the last election? No, of course not.
He got 6% more in 2018 than the Labour MP got in 1997 when Labour won their landslide election.
No MP has ever had that seat with that % of the vote.
The man was clearly voted for and if a bi-election was held, given the Brexit situation, I am sure that Labour and Tories would be wiped out with Lib Dems and Brexit party both getting significantly more votes.
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"38,000 constituents of Streatham voted Labour, and won with a majority of 26,000.
They are now represented by a LibDem MP in the chamber.
Do you think it was the party or the man they voted for?
Will he still be the MP for Streatham after the next GE?
Is it right he continues?
I doubt any of his constituents know what party he is in these days as he seems to change parties more often than his underpants! A true rat who jumped ship from Labour to his own party and when that quickly went belly up he joins the Liberals, not the sort of person you would want watching your back!
You have completely avoided the points that were raised and in particular the one about people voting for the party or the man.
He got 68.5% of the vote which was up 15.5%. Did the Labour party get that kind of a swing at the last election? No, of course not.
He got 6% more in 2018 than the Labour MP got in 1997 when Labour won their landslide election.
No MP has ever had that seat with that % of the vote.
The man was clearly voted for and if a bi-election was held, given the Brexit situation, I am sure that Labour and Tories would be wiped out with Lib Dems and Brexit party both getting significantly more votes.
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I didn't avoid any points, the man is pointless, just trying to hang on to his salary by jumping from party to party! |
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"38,000 constituents of Streatham voted Labour, and won with a majority of 26,000.
They are now represented by a LibDem MP in the chamber.
Do you think it was the party or the man they voted for?
Will he still be the MP for Streatham after the next GE?
Is it right he continues?
I doubt any of his constituents know what party he is in these days as he seems to change parties more often than his underpants! A true rat who jumped ship from Labour to his own party and when that quickly went belly up he joins the Liberals, not the sort of person you would want watching your back!
You have completely avoided the points that were raised and in particular the one about people voting for the party or the man.
He got 68.5% of the vote which was up 15.5%. Did the Labour party get that kind of a swing at the last election? No, of course not.
He got 6% more in 2018 than the Labour MP got in 1997 when Labour won their landslide election.
No MP has ever had that seat with that % of the vote.
The man was clearly voted for and if a bi-election was held, given the Brexit situation, I am sure that Labour and Tories would be wiped out with Lib Dems and Brexit party both getting significantly more votes.
I didn't avoid any points, the man is pointless, just trying to hang on to his salary by jumping from party to party! "
That really is another worthless comment...
Do you honestly think he needs an MPs salary? I am sure he would get paid a heck of a lot more outside of politics. |
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"38,000 constituents of Streatham voted Labour, and won with a majority of 26,000.
They are now represented by a LibDem MP in the chamber.
Do you think it was the party or the man they voted for?
Will he still be the MP for Streatham after the next GE?
Is it right he continues?
I doubt any of his constituents know what party he is in these days as he seems to change parties more often than his underpants! A true rat who jumped ship from Labour to his own party and when that quickly went belly up he joins the Liberals, not the sort of person you would want watching your back!
You have completely avoided the points that were raised and in particular the one about people voting for the party or the man.
He got 68.5% of the vote which was up 15.5%. Did the Labour party get that kind of a swing at the last election? No, of course not.
He got 6% more in 2018 than the Labour MP got in 1997 when Labour won their landslide election.
No MP has ever had that seat with that % of the vote.
The man was clearly voted for and if a bi-election was held, given the Brexit situation, I am sure that Labour and Tories would be wiped out with Lib Dems and Brexit party both getting significantly more votes.
I didn't avoid any points, the man is pointless, just trying to hang on to his salary by jumping from party to party!
That really is another worthless comment...
Do you honestly think he needs an MPs salary? I am sure he would get paid a heck of a lot more outside of politics. "
Lol the forum police are out! Ok he doesn't need the money just the boost to his deflated ego! |
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"oooh chuka umunna officially joins the lib dems....
word is heidi allen and sarah wooleston are not going to be far behind...
and depending on the tory leadership contest... you could see half a dozen tories defect.......
ooooh......"
So they will become just a slightly watered down version of the Tory party/labour party |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Newbury |
"38,000 constituents of Streatham voted Labour, and won with a majority of 26,000.
They are now represented by a LibDem MP in the chamber.
Do you think it was the party or the man they voted for?
Will he still be the MP for Streatham after the next GE?
Is it right he continues?
I doubt any of his constituents know what party he is in these days as he seems to change parties more often than his underpants! A true rat who jumped ship from Labour to his own party and when that quickly went belly up he joins the Liberals, not the sort of person you would want watching your back!
You have completely avoided the points that were raised and in particular the one about people voting for the party or the man.
He got 68.5% of the vote which was up 15.5%. Did the Labour party get that kind of a swing at the last election? No, of course not.
He got 6% more in 2018 than the Labour MP got in 1997 when Labour won their landslide election.
No MP has ever had that seat with that % of the vote.
The man was clearly voted for and if a bi-election was held, given the Brexit situation, I am sure that Labour and Tories would be wiped out with Lib Dems and Brexit party both getting significantly more votes.
I didn't avoid any points, the man is pointless, just trying to hang on to his salary by jumping from party to party!
That really is another worthless comment...
Do you honestly think he needs an MPs salary? I am sure he would get paid a heck of a lot more outside of politics. "
Excellent! When's he leaving? |
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
West London |
"Still no word on a by-election though.
This man is a total hypocrite.
When Douglass Carswell left the conservatives to join UKIP, he triggered a by-election.
When Zac Goldsmith left the Conservatives to go independent (over his objection to Heathrow expansion), he triggered a by-election.
Chuka though, while pushing for a 2nd EU referendum (because we didn't vote the way he wanted us to), claiming that we have a right to change our minds, still won't give his constituents that same right.
Probably because he knows that he'll lose"
I don't particularly rate him but those are the rules.
Apparently 120,000 or so angry old people and some UKIP entryists get to choose the next Prime minister. What do you want to do? Prorogue Parliament?
Churchill was the same kind of hypocrite.
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"Doing what ?
Er, maybe a solicitor specialising on employment law? Surely beats a low MPs salary!
Are you the secretary of his fan club or just another remainer!?
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Just pointing out obvious facts...Something that Brexiters aren't capable of comprehending.
The guy got voted in with a huge majority and it's clear that the people in his constituency (which I am not part of) like the guy (or at least did last year).
The EU referendum results in streatham was 79.46% remain. Do you honestly think that as a lib dem in a remain seat he would lose it?
He has previously worked as a solicitor in employment law. Do you honestly think that an MPs salary is something he couldn't at least match if he went outside of politics?
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"Doing what ?
Er, maybe a solicitor specialising on employment law? Surely beats a low MPs salary!
Are you the secretary of his fan club or just another remainer!?
Just pointing out obvious facts...Something that Brexiters aren't capable of comprehending.
The guy got voted in with a huge majority and it's clear that the people in his constituency (which I am not part of) like the guy (or at least did last year).
The EU referendum results in streatham was 79.46% remain. Do you honestly think that as a lib dem in a remain seat he would lose it?
He has previously worked as a solicitor in employment law. Do you honestly think that an MPs salary is something he couldn't at least match if he went outside of politics?
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You seem to be missing the main fact that he no longer has any credibility, he leaves Labour and starts his own party which he says will change UK politics forever, unfortunately his ego was bigger than his ability!Did he slither off to join the Liberal Democrats or did they give his ego a boost by asking him to join (Did he let his new party colleagues know?), whichever way he has shown himself up for the snake he is!
I would recommend you find yourself a new hero!
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"38,000 constituents of Streatham voted Labour, and won with a majority of 26,000.
They are now represented by a LibDem MP in the chamber.
Do you think it was the party or the man they voted for?
Will he still be the MP for Streatham after the next GE?
Is it right he continues?
I doubt any of his constituents know what party he is in these days as he seems to change parties more often than his underpants! A true rat who jumped ship from Labour to his own party and when that quickly went belly up he joins the Liberals, not the sort of person you would want watching your back!
You have completely avoided the points that were raised and in particular the one about people voting for the party or the man.
He got 68.5% of the vote which was up 15.5%. Did the Labour party get that kind of a swing at the last election? No, of course not.
He got 6% more in 2018 than the Labour MP got in 1997 when Labour won their landslide election.
No MP has ever had that seat with that % of the vote.
The man was clearly voted for and if a bi-election was held, given the Brexit situation, I am sure that Labour and Tories would be wiped out with Lib Dems and Brexit party both getting significantly more votes.
I didn't avoid any points, the man is pointless, just trying to hang on to his salary by jumping from party to party!
That really is another worthless comment...
Do you honestly think he needs an MPs salary? I am sure he would get paid a heck of a lot more outside of politics.
Excellent! When's he leaving?"
Don't hold your breath, Chuka mistakenly thinks politics needs people like him! |
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Most humans I know have made a mistake at some point, realised it and then done something to correct it. Example, leaving a job thinking the grass was greener elsewhere, realising it wasn't and then finding a new job or even returning to their old job. This doesn't necessarily lose them credibility...
I get it, you are from Dudley. A strong brexit area. Is Ian Austin your MP by any chance?
I haven't really followed politics for a few years other than watching this brexit disaster unfold. The Labour party is a shambles and the Tories being led by the privileged right who couldn't care less about 90% of the population. I can honestly say I don't know much about the guy other than what he looks like. However, to leave a safe seat which could keep paying is salary for the rest of his political career and stand up for what he believes in takes some guts. Of course, a Brexiter wouldn't see it that way. |
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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago
Bristol East |
Indeed.
How often do you hear the same people in here slander Labour as unelectable, extreme, a threat to the country (insert your own hyperbole here).
You'd think they would understand when a moderate MP decides he can no longer tolerate being part of that movement.
Oh no . . .he's a pariah, unelectable (insert your own hyperbole here)
Some people just gotta keep bitching. Only they know why.
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"Indeed.
How often do you hear the same people in here slander Labour as unelectable, extreme, a threat to the country (insert your own hyperbole here).
You'd think they would understand when a moderate MP decides he can no longer tolerate being part of that movement.
Oh no . . .he's a pariah, unelectable (insert your own hyperbole here)
Some people just gotta keep bitching. Only they know why.
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When it comes to bitching you are on a completely different level! |
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"Most humans I know have made a mistake at some point, realised it and then done something to correct it. Example, leaving a job thinking the grass was greener elsewhere, realising it wasn't and then finding a new job or even returning to their old job. This doesn't necessarily lose them credibility...
I get it, you are from Dudley. A strong brexit area. Is Ian Austin your MP by any chance?
I haven't really followed politics for a few years other than watching this brexit disaster unfold. The Labour party is a shambles and the Tories being led by the privileged right who couldn't care less about 90% of the population. I can honestly say I don't know much about the guy other than what he looks like. However, to leave a safe seat which could keep paying is salary for the rest of his political career and stand up for what he believes in takes some guts. Of course, a Brexiter wouldn't see it that way."
Everyone makes mistakes but Chuka seems to be on an unlucky streak, I wouldn't trust anyone who switches his allegiance at the rate he does! Ian Austin is another one like Chuka, knew his days were numbered and jumped ship.
Ps I thought he didn't need the money so why would he be worried about losing his MP's salary!? He's gone over to the Liberal Democrats in the hope of keeping his seat at the next election, nothing to do with having guts just self preservation! |
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"Haters gonna hate.
Indeed, just keep on hating the old white people!
Glad you didn't deny it!
Somebody got up all grumpy.. "
I'm a morning person Bob, been up since 4.30am enjoying the new day, all smiles here! |
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over a year ago
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"Haters gonna hate.
Indeed, just keep on hating the old white people!
Glad you didn't deny it!
Somebody got up all grumpy..
I'm a morning person Bob, been up since 4.30am enjoying the new day, all smiles here! "
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Newbury |
As far as I'm aware, most of the Labour MPs who defected to CHUK were facing votes of no confidence, so the constituents can't be that pleased...
Also, Chukka could have tested the assertion that he would have kept his seat in Streatham whatever party he stood for by calling a bye election.
He didn't.
Even his ego isn't massive enough to suppose he'd have beaten Labour in Streatham. |
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"As far as I'm aware, most of the Labour MPs who defected to CHUK were facing votes of no confidence, so the constituents can't be that pleased...
Also, Chukka could have tested the assertion that he would have kept his seat in Streatham whatever party he stood for by calling a bye election.
He didn't.
Even his ego isn't massive enough to suppose he'd have beaten Labour in Streatham. "
My thoughts exactly, I doubt his biggest fan will think the same! |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
upton wirral |
"oooh chuka umunna officially joins the lib dems....
word is heidi allen and sarah wooleston are not going to be far behind...
and depending on the tory leadership contest... you could see half a dozen tories defect.......
ooooh......"
All a load of mid term nonesense |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"Indeed.
How often do you hear the same people in here slander Labour as unelectable, extreme, a threat to the country (insert your own hyperbole here).
You'd think they would understand when a moderate MP decides he can no longer tolerate being part of that movement.
Oh no . . .he's a pariah, unelectable (insert your own hyperbole here)
Some people just gotta keep bitching. Only they know why.
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Takes one to know one lol |
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"As far as I'm aware, most of the Labour MPs who defected to CHUK were facing votes of no confidence, so the constituents can't be that pleased...
Also, Chukka could have tested the assertion that he would have kept his seat in Streatham whatever party he stood for by calling a bye election.
He didn't.
Even his ego isn't massive enough to suppose he'd have beaten Labour in Streatham.
My thoughts exactly, I doubt his biggest fan will think the sjame! "
The usual negative, sniping drivel from our resident Corbynistas I see. Maybe if you put as much effort into putting forward a positive, progressive, socialist message Labour might be higher in the polls.
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Newbury |
"As far as I'm aware, most of the Labour MPs who defected to CHUK were facing votes of no confidence, so the constituents can't be that pleased...
Also, Chukka could have tested the assertion that he would have kept his seat in Streatham whatever party he stood for by calling a bye election.
He didn't.
Even his ego isn't massive enough to suppose he'd have beaten Labour in Streatham.
My thoughts exactly, I doubt his biggest fan will think the sjame!
The usual negative, sniping drivel from our resident Corbynistas I see. Maybe if you put as much effort into putting forward a positive, progressive, socialist message Labour might be higher in the polls.
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Since you haven't actually put a contradicting argument, I can only assume that I'm right.
And why shouldn't we criticise Ummuna? He's made himself a laughing stock and the only person to blame is himself. |
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"As far as I'm aware, most of the Labour MPs who defected to CHUK were facing votes of no confidence, so the constituents can't be that pleased...
Also, Chukka could have tested the assertion that he would have kept his seat in Streatham whatever party he stood for by calling a bye election.
He didn't.
Even his ego isn't massive enough to suppose he'd have beaten Labour in Streatham.
My thoughts exactly, I doubt his biggest fan will think the sjame!
The usual negative, sniping drivel from our resident Corbynistas I see. Maybe if you put as much effort into putting forward a positive, progressive, socialist message Labour might be higher in the polls.
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It should sit well alongside your usual negative , sniping drivel! Lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"He as zero credibility left now he should pack politics in altogether now look for a job iv heard aldi are hireing
Lol,I doubt they would want his sour face on the checkouts!
Start in Aldi on Monday and by Thursday would be in Lidl "
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That's funny |
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
West London |
"As far as I'm aware, most of the Labour MPs who defected to CHUK were facing votes of no confidence, so the constituents can't be that pleased...
Also, Chukka could have tested the assertion that he would have kept his seat in Streatham whatever party he stood for by calling a bye election.
He didn't.
Even his ego isn't massive enough to suppose he'd have beaten Labour in Streatham.
My thoughts exactly, I doubt his biggest fan will think the sjame!
The usual negative, sniping drivel from our resident Corbynistas I see. Maybe if you put as much effort into putting forward a positive, progressive, socialist message Labour might be higher in the polls.
Since you haven't actually put a contradicting argument, I can only assume that I'm right.
And why shouldn't we criticise Ummuna? He's made himself a laughing stock and the only person to blame is himself. "
Just out of interest, is there any Labour policy or any current action of the party or that Corbyn that you can see is in any way not positive? |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Newbury |
"As far as I'm aware, most of the Labour MPs who defected to CHUK were facing votes of no confidence, so the constituents can't be that pleased...
Also, Chukka could have tested the assertion that he would have kept his seat in Streatham whatever party he stood for by calling a bye election.
He didn't.
Even his ego isn't massive enough to suppose he'd have beaten Labour in Streatham.
My thoughts exactly, I doubt his biggest fan will think the sjame!
The usual negative, sniping drivel from our resident Corbynistas I see. Maybe if you put as much effort into putting forward a positive, progressive, socialist message Labour might be higher in the polls.
Since you haven't actually put a contradicting argument, I can only assume that I'm right.
And why shouldn't we criticise Ummuna? He's made himself a laughing stock and the only person to blame is himself.
Just out of interest, is there any Labour policy or any current action of the party or that Corbyn that you can see is in any way not positive?"
Yes.
I don't support the Labour party, and I'm not much of a fan of Corbyn.
This doesn't mean I don't see attempts to smear him.
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