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TubbersUK

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33. I agree , Corbyn did seem a bit half-hearted, BUT

Reply to OnDoutside (Reply #13)

Wed Jun 29, 2016, 12:07 PM

Jun 2016

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63% of Labour voters opted to 'Remain', whilst Cameron could only deliver 42% of Conservatives for the 'Remain' cause.

ETA: and off course Cameron kicked off the whole mis-begotten enterprise in the first place.

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Cameron says Corbyn should resign [View all] brooklynite Jun 2016 OP

*snort* Recursion Jun 2016 #1

Cameron was right though. Corbyn was a wet rag during the campaign. OnDoutside Jun 2016 #13

OK, but this is the Black Knight in the Monty Python movie saying "call it a draw" (nt) Recursion Jun 2016 #26

Is Corbyn the Black Knight hanging around like a bad smell ? OnDoutside Jun 2016 #29

I agree , Corbyn did seem a bit half-hearted, BUT TubbersUK Jun 2016 #33

Cameron has a lot of nerve LittleGirl Jun 2016 #2

Fuck you Cameron. Helen Borg Jun 2016 #3

80% of his own party says that he should resign. FBaggins Jun 2016 #4

80% of his own party? rpannier Jun 2016 #5

Yes. His own party. FBaggins Jun 2016 #6

They are not THE PARTY rpannier Jun 2016 #7

Completely true but it's like hitting your head against a wall to get people to understand this! Nihil Jun 2016 #31

Irrelevant... Helen Borg Jun 2016 #9

They both failed, utterly so. Biggest pair of losers in UK history geek tragedy Jun 2016 #8

Second point not true: Labour's almost always had to win in the rest of the UK Denzil_DC Jun 2016 #10

the ideological differences between Scots and the English have never been more stark. nt geek tragedy Jun 2016 #19

Yeah, in some ways. Denzil_DC Jun 2016 #23

Cameron? Definitely on the list of biggest losers. Corbyn? Hardly ... Nihil Jun 2016 #11

Do you have a link to the list of Corbyn's accomplishments as leader? (nt) Nye Bevan Jun 2016 #15

Point 2 below covers a few Denzil_DC Jun 2016 #24

"All right, but apart from the sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, ... Nihil Jun 2016 #30

LOL Denzil_DC Jun 2016 #32

Labor can't be a majority party without Scottish votes. geek tragedy Jun 2016 #17

Labour lost Scotland under Miliband, before Corbyn took the leadership! Denzil_DC Jun 2016 #25

I was in Scotland last week... Shebear Jun 2016 #12

Do you have any data ? n/t TubbersUK Jun 2016 #27

By this article, the same situ as here... Shebear Jun 2016 #34

The pilot who has now left the flight deck Kelvin Mace Jun 2016 #14

Unfortunately it appears that half the plane doesn't trust the co-pilot's skill either... brooklynite Jun 2016 #16

Correction: It appears that half of the flight attendants are having a hissy fit. Nihil Jun 2016 #35

Unfortunately the passengers have a choice of airlines... brooklynite Jun 2016 #37

"And I'm just the one to tell him!" nt bemildred Jun 2016 #18

takes one to know one ... nt geek tragedy Jun 2016 #20

That desperate need to drag someone else down to your level so as not to be alone there. nt bemildred Jun 2016 #21

part of being a colossal loser is having nothing left to lose nt geek tragedy Jun 2016 #22

"The good of the country!!!!" Denzil_DC Jun 2016 #28

Cameron has some nerve to be blaming others. yellowcanine Jun 2016 #36