Labour leadership contest.
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 ASCPFC  Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 08 Jan 20 5.51pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
I'm hearing Jess ('don't threaten violence to women' (I'll stab Corbyn in the front')) Phillips claimed £207K in expenses in 2018.....mainly to her husband who works office for her. Can you imagined what an excuse in trousers you'd have to be to be hitched to Jess Phillips.
Edited by Stirlingsays (08 Jan 2020 4.34pm) Strangely arousing Edited by ASCPFC (08 Jan 2020 5.52pm)
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Stirlingsays Online  08 Jan 20 5.54pm |
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That's one axe wound I'd gladly pass on.
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Teddy Eagle  08 Jan 20 5.55pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
That's one axe wound I'd gladly pass on. Spell check kicked in there.
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 Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 08 Jan 20 9.41pm |
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I think I could possibly slip Rebecca L-B one. A kind of guilty pleasure, a bit like Sarah Palin, if you will.
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| ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 08 Jan 20 10.01pm |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
Spell check kicked in there. Not sure if she's into watersports
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| Matov 14 Jan 20 2.21am |
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Was rather impressed with Lisa Nandy and her speech. Appreciate that she is trailing the two main contenders in terms of nominations but given how Labour elect their leaders, I can see her doing well. Also, the only one whose hands are clean when it comes to Labours Brexit debacle and switching to a second referendum position.
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| Teddy Eagle 14 Jan 20 4.03am |
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Originally posted by Matov
Was rather impressed with Lisa Nandy and her speech. Appreciate that she is trailing the two main contenders in terms of nominations but given how Labour elect their leaders, I can see her doing well. Also, the only one whose hands are clean when it comes to Labours Brexit debacle and switching to a second referendum position. She has made some impressive appearances and has the advantages, in some eyes, of being female, Northern and half Indian. Why these factors should matter more than her ability and competence is beyond me but they may well do.
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| dreamwaverider London 14 Jan 20 7.45am |
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Originally posted by buzby1
Rebecca Long-Bailey is the bookies favourite. God help Labour if she gets the leadership. Miserable Corbynite with a face like a dog's arse. I would leave Corbyn at the helm suported by McDonnell.
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| Matov 14 Jan 20 9.29am |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
She has made some impressive appearances and has the advantages, in some eyes, of being female, Northern and half Indian. Why these factors should matter more than her ability and competence is beyond me but they may well do. I never knew about the Indian bit. For me she is their stand out candidate because she is the only one who opposed the second referendum stance and recognised it for the disaster in waiting it was. Showing more nous than the others combined. And come the time for scrutiny around policies, meaning she can easily brush off questions about it and focus on the future. It is her or Starmer. Starmer looks the part but can a 'Sir' and somebody who was instrumental in causing Labours disastrous showing by his pushing of the second referendum policy unseat the Tories? I simply cannot see him energising the Labour vote in the constituencies it needs to win back. Personally still hoping for that Rebecca Long Bailey woman. The perfect choice for those of us on the Right although I suspect Jess Phillips might also give us lots of chuckles. She is BAD on actual policy to the point of being almost a caricature. Pulling pints behind the bar of the Rovers Return and being gobby with it then yes but ask her anything even approaching a serious policy question and she melts. Or Thornberry. But even Labour are not that stupid.
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| W12 14 Jan 20 9.48am | |
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Labour are still firmly in the grip of Momentum. They will choose a feminist loon.
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| Badger11 Beckenham 14 Jan 20 9.49am |
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Originally posted by Matov
I never knew about the Indian bit. For me she is their stand out candidate because she is the only one who opposed the second referendum stance and recognised it for the disaster in waiting it was. Showing more nous than the others combined. And come the time for scrutiny around policies, meaning she can easily brush off questions about it and focus on the future. It is her or Starmer. Starmer looks the part but can a 'Sir' and somebody who was instrumental in causing Labours disastrous showing by his pushing of the second referendum policy unseat the Tories? I simply cannot see him energising the Labour vote in the constituencies it needs to win back. Personally still hoping for that Rebecca Long Bailey woman. The perfect choice for those of us on the Right although I suspect Jess Phillips might also give us lots of chuckles. She is BAD on actual policy to the point of being almost a caricature. Pulling pints behind the bar of the Rovers Return and being gobby with it then yes but ask her anything even approaching a serious policy question and she melts. Or Thornberry. But even Labour are not that stupid. I would call them the Famous Five but then I'd be lying as apparently the public when surveyed didn't recognise most of them. Unless one of them has a personality bypass or Johnson implodes they will be Corbyn 2.0 in electoral terms.
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| Matov 14 Jan 20 9.53am |
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Originally posted by Badger11
And why Nandy stands out from the crowd. She was deemed to be a rouge voice, one of the awkward squad who refused to go along with the insanity that was their Brexit policy. Jess Phillips, for all her brashness was a huge Remainer and only ever got coverage because she made for good telly. The other three...LOL. All up to their necks in the disaster that was December 2019 for Labour.
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