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Ha. I must admit to finding the whole PLP collective tantrum highly amusing.
I would do too if I wasn't committed to the cause brothers and sisters.
For what it's worth I don't know why the blairites don't just button it and bide their time. It can't be long before Jezza and McDonnell shoot themselves in the foot. There is no way they are going to survive till 2020.
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Simon Danczuk MP on 13:53 - Dec 31 with 8004 views
I would do too if I wasn't committed to the cause brothers and sisters.
For what it's worth I don't know why the blairites don't just button it and bide their time. It can't be long before Jezza and McDonnell shoot themselves in the foot. There is no way they are going to survive till 2020.
Exactly. If Corbyn makes it to the end of 2016 as leader I'll be surprised. The centrists (they're not all Blairites lets be fair) just need to wait until the time comes when they can bring Michael Corleone back from Sicily (or David Miliband from New York if they prefer).
Exactly. If Corbyn makes it to the end of 2016 as leader I'll be surprised. The centrists (they're not all Blairites lets be fair) just need to wait until the time comes when they can bring Michael Corleone back from Sicily (or David Miliband from New York if they prefer).
The Welsh assembly elections will be make or break for him. Scotland's f**ked regardless so he can't be blamed there.
Even if Welsh Labour has a good result, Jezza's on thin ice. He needs to show that he can take the fight to the Tories and deliver by at least forcing them into some sort of coalition or minority government.
Still 2020 is a long way off and he's not going to no to get anywhere near it if his top team think it's funny to pull out Mao's little red book on budget day.
I'm nowhere near a centrist but if you want me to name the most likely next Labour prime minister it's Dan Jarvis' barmy army all the way.
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Simon Danczuk MP on 14:06 - Dec 31 with 7964 views
Exactly. If Corbyn makes it to the end of 2016 as leader I'll be surprised. The centrists (they're not all Blairites lets be fair) just need to wait until the time comes when they can bring Michael Corleone back from Sicily (or David Miliband from New York if they prefer).
Nah. The Tories will implode following the EU referendum. Jeremy Corbyn will be caught eating a lamb chop by undercover reporters working for the Sun. Corbyn duly resigns as a matter of principle. Hilary Benn becomes leader and subsequently sweeps to power in the General Election having promised to increase the foreign aid budget to Yorkshire.
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