Donald Trump confirms pre-election UK visit

[Denzil_DC]

5. Well, he's not a communist, so that shouldn't be a problem.

I think there's a problem with viewing our politics with an American slant.

Corbyn's social policies (as opposed to the man himself) have generally polled very positively, even among those who might never vote Labour.

As for his "toleration of anti-semitism", it's a problem among all the UK's major parties, but for some reason only Labour tends to be singled out.





BTW, I'm not a Corbyn fan. I'll be voting SNP in the coming election.

But I posted this OP because I wanted to discuss Johnson and the US/Trump axis. It's a bit tiresome that many times when I post something like this, somebody who can't vote in the UK all of a sudden wants to talk about Corbyn.