Since 97 the whole lot's been slowly drifting further and further right.Regardless of whether Corbyn's electable (though I can't see how anybody would claim he isn't given the clear support he's got), without a strongly Left party, there's no anchor holding the 1% nutjobs at least somewhere close to the centre.
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Kroney, Mon 11 Jul 2016, 12:51,
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Yeah, exactly. A choice between the Tories and the Torys with a sad voice isn't a choice at all.I don't think it's conspired. But it is pretty close to 'manufactured democracy'.
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Slippery Mick ‏, Mon 11 Jul 2016, 12:53,
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100,000 new registered voters in two weeks.If they force Corbyn off the ballot, there'll be a fucking riot.
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Kroney, Mon 11 Jul 2016, 12:56,
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Yeah, Labour's going to self destruct at the hands of people who appear who have joined the wrong party by mistake.(
Slippery Mick ‏, Mon 11 Jul 2016, 12:58,
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I honestly wonder what the fuck they were thinking.Did you see Blair's shock that the Labour party members wanted a socialist leader? I truly believe he'd convinced himself that his party was supported entirely by lipstick liberals.
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Kroney, Mon 11 Jul 2016, 13:02,
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It amazes me how he's incapable of seeing how loathed he is.(
Slippery Mick ‏, Mon 11 Jul 2016, 13:03,
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"I accept that I acted in inaccurate information, but I'd have done it anyway because he was a prick and George wanted me to"Why am I not getting any sympathy here?"
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Kroney, Mon 11 Jul 2016, 13:14,
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speaking to floating voters in the key constituency of Nuneaton, they would rather vote for actual Tories than Tory-lite Blairitesthe problem is that Labour have lost the support of both the floaters who got them elected in '97 (or rather wanted a change after 18 years of Tory rule) AND their core supporters
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tangledupinblue hairy badge with moving eyes, Mon 11 Jul 2016, 13:04,
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That was Blair's fuck-up 'the working class will vote for us anyway, they've no option'.(
Slippery Mick ‏, Mon 11 Jul 2016, 13:06,
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